LADY GITA

LADY GITA — 49m motor sailer At 49 metres, LADY GITA belongs to that particular category of yacht where sail rigging and generous interior volume coexist without either being sacrificed. She cruises Croatia, the Greek Ionian and Montenegro — a cruising ground she is genuinely built for, with the range to link the Dalmatian islands to the Bay of Kotor over a single itinerary. A refit completed in 2024 brings her presentation up to date throughout. Accommodation is arranged across six cabins for twelve guests. Four of them are fitted with a double bed, sleeping two each; the configuration of the remaining two, along with detailed bed dimensions, is available on request. It is a layout that suits an extended family group or two or three couples travelling together, with enough separation between cabins to keep everyone's rhythm their own. The main deck is where her proportions tell. The salon opens onto distinct dining and lounging areas rather than one undifferentiated space, and the glazing delivers a full 360° panorama — the kind of interior where you keep track of the coastline without leaving your seat. Outside, the aft deck handles long lunches and slow afternoons in the sun, while the foredeck offers a quieter alternative for those who prefer to read undisturbed. The flybridge is the yacht's real social centre: expansive, and fitted with a jacuzzi that is illuminated after dark. It is the natural place for stargazing, or for a film screened under the open sky once the anchor is down for the night. Nine crew are aboard, led by an experienced captain — enough hands to keep service attentive and discreet at the same time, and to make the difference between a well-run charter and a merely comfortable one. A selection of water sports equipment is carried for guests who want to spend their days in the water rather than looking at it.