ARAGO

ARAGO — Sunseeker, Adriatic Sunseeker's design language is immediately legible on ARAGO: navy hull, white superstructure, the long low profile the yard has made its own. Launched in 2009 and refitted in 2024, she is presented in genuinely sharp condition — the kind of upkeep that shows in the details rather than in the brochure. She accommodates 11 guests across five en-suite cabins. Three are fitted with a double bed; the detailed configuration of the remaining two can be confirmed on request, and the boat is easily arranged around families or groups travelling together. The sundeck is where the yacht comes into its own — a genuinely expansive space with a Jacuzzi, generous sunpads, a bar and a proper dining area under the open sky. It is the natural centre of gravity for long Croatian days, from morning coffee at anchor off Hvar to dinner as the light goes. Stabilisers work both underway and at rest, which matters as much on a swell-prone Adriatic mooring as it does on a long transfer. It is the difference between a passage endured and a passage enjoyed, and between a comfortable night at anchor and a restless one. The crew runs the yacht with the discretion that regular charter work demands: present when needed, invisible otherwise, and well versed in the Dalmatian coast and its anchorages. For the water, two Sea-Doo jet skis delivered new in 2024 and two Seabob F5S underwater scooters — enough to keep both the confident and the curious occupied between swims.