HONEYBIRD

## HONEYBIRD — Sunreef 80, Croatia Eighty feet of sailing catamaran under the Croatian sun: HONEYBIRD belongs to that particular category of yacht where the volume of a large motor yacht meets the quiet, level motion of a multihull under sail. She is a Sunreef 80 — a builder whose reputation in the luxury catamaran world needs no embellishment — laid out here in the owner's version, a configuration that trades cabin count for genuine space where it matters most. Three cabins, each with a double bed, welcome six guests. The owner's version layout gives the master suite a scale and calm you rarely find on a yacht of this length, and it changes how a week aboard actually feels: fewer people, more room, less compromise. Life on HONEYBIRD organises itself naturally around her decks. The flybridge is the social heart — a shaded dining lounge, deep sunbeds, a wet bar, and twin helm stations for those who want to watch the Adriatic being navigated properly rather than simply arrive. Forward, the foredeck is the quiet address of the yacht, the place for a morning coffee before anyone else is up. Aft, the cockpit handles long dinners in the open air and the slow hours afterwards, with the sea a step away and swimming straight off the stern whenever the mood takes you. A professional Croatian crew of four looks after the yacht and the itinerary — a real advantage in these waters, where local knowledge is the difference between a good anchorage and the right one. The private chef builds menus around your preferences rather than a fixed card, and the service tempo adjusts to yours: attentive when you want it, invisible when you don't. From the Dalmatian islands to the bays that never make the guidebooks, HONEYBIRD is a considered way to see Croatia — under sail, at your own pace, with the space to do very little at all.