SIMULL

Simull — Prestige 630 Sport Yacht, Croatia Twenty metres of sport flybridge with a silhouette that has aged well: Simull belongs to that useful category of motor yacht that is big enough to live aboard properly and small enough to slip into the coves the larger boats have to admire from a distance. A shallow draft and 24 knots on tap make that combination real rather than theoretical — mornings spent crossing to an island, afternoons anchored somewhere the guidebooks haven't reached. A refit completed in 2022 keeps her presentation current. Three cabins accommodate six guests below deck — an owner's cabin, a VIP cabin and a third with twin beds — each with its own head and shower compartment. Detailed bed configuration on request. The layout above is where she earns her keep. The flybridge carries a full helm station and a U-shaped seating area that converts to a sun pad, with a grill alongside, so the top deck works equally well for a long lunch under way or an aperitif at anchor. Forward, the foredeck sun pad is the quiet corner of the yacht; aft, the al-fresco dining area is the natural gathering point at the end of the day. The interior reads calm and consistent, with low-line windows drawing daylight deep into the salon and giving a genuine 360-degree outlook from the seating area — you keep the horizon in view even when you're inside. After dark, underwater lights turn the water around the transom into part of the experience. A crew of two runs the yacht discreetly, handling the navigation, the tender work and the table so that the days organise themselves around what you feel like doing. Based in Trogir, she is ideally placed for the Dalmatian islands — Šolta, Brač, Hvar and the string of bays in between, all within easy reach of a first morning's cruise.