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Princess 85 Fly — Adriatic Princess Yachts built the 85 Fly to make the most of her volume, and this 2009 hull remains one of the more generously proportioned yachts of her size. A refit completed in 2024 has left her in genuinely sharp condition and fully ready for the Croatian season. The appeal here is space you can actually use. Wide side decks lead to a flybridge sized for a full day at anchor, the aft cockpit takes al fresco lunch without rearranging the furniture, and the saloon stays cool and quiet when the afternoon sun becomes a matter of opinion rather than pleasure. The decor has aged well — restrained, warm, free of trend. Below, four cabins accommodate eight guests. The owner's cabin occupies the full beam, the natural retreat at the end of a long day on the water. Two VIP cabins follow, and a fourth cabin with bunk beds offers two further sleeping places — a practical arrangement for families or a group travelling with younger guests. Detailed bed configuration on request. Her crew handles the yacht in the way that matters most on a week's charter: the anchorage chosen before you think to ask, the tender ready when you are. A selection of water toys is carried aboard for the days when the swimming platform becomes the centre of attention. She cruises the Croatian coast, the Adriatic islands and down into Montenegro — a coastline of short hops, sheltered bays and towns worth a proper dinner ashore.