CORSARIO

CORSARIO — 48 metres, three decks, Adriatic at heart CORSARIO belongs to a particular school of yachting: the proportions and warmth of a traditional yacht, brought up to contemporary standards of comfort. Her owners have clearly built her for real use rather than for effect, and it shows in the way the yacht handles a full charter party without ever feeling crowded. Forty-eight metres over three decks buys something more valuable than statistics — it buys choice. A quiet corner of the main saloon, the foredeck with a book, the jacuzzi, a yoga mat on an open stretch of teak, or simply a sun lounger left undisturbed for the afternoon. With this many separate seating areas, guests naturally disperse and regroup at their own pace, which is precisely what makes a week aboard work for families and mixed groups. Accommodation is for twelve guests in six cabins: an owner's cabin, a VIP cabin, two cabins with a double bed and two cabins with twin beds. Detailed bed configuration is available on request. Each cabin is equipped with air conditioning, flat-screen television, Wi-Fi, safe, an audio system with independent controls, interphone and room service. The main saloon is arranged in distinct zones — lounge, dining and bar — with modern furnishings and generous windows that keep the coastline in view from wherever you sit. The main deck extends that logic outdoors, with its own lounging and dining spaces. The flybridge, however, is where most guests end up gravitating: it holds both a sauna and a jacuzzi, an unusual pairing at this size and a genuinely good one after a day in the water. A crew of eight runs the yacht, several of them aboard since she entered service in 2019. That continuity is worth noting — it is the reason service here feels rehearsed rather than improvised. The galley is a real strength, with cooking that is as carefully presented as it is prepared, and the captain's knowledge of the Croatian islands shapes itineraries that no chart alone would suggest. Present when needed, invisible otherwise. Her cruising grounds run from Croatia and Montenegro to the Greek Ionian and on to Italy, Venice and Sicily included. The toy locker is deep and deliberately varied: two stand-up paddleboards, kayaks, a jet ski, waterskiing gear, snorkelling equipment, fishing rods, sun mattresses and floating mats.