OLIMP

At 52 metres, she has the presence to match the Croatian coast — a clean, contemporary profile with the volume to host a large group without anyone feeling on top of anyone else. That balance is her real argument: enough deck space to spread out, enough interior to gather when the wind picks up. Accommodation runs to ten cabins for twenty guests, among them an owner's cabin and a VIP cabin, with further cabins arranged around double beds and twin beds. Detailed bed configuration is available on request — worth reviewing early when you're travelling with a mix of couples, families and friends. Life aboard happens outside. The exterior areas are generous by any standard, with the sundeck jacuzzi as the natural gravitational point at the end of a long day at anchor — the Dalmatian light does the rest. A broad selection of water toys covers the more active hours, from lazy afternoons off a quiet bay to a full day of activity between islands. Her crew handles the transitions that make a week work: the anchorage chosen for the evening breeze, the tender ready before anyone asks, the pace of the day set without ever being announced. Croatia rewards a yacht that can move well and host properly — she does both.