GOLDENEYE

Goldeneye — Sunseeker Manhattan 73 · Croatia The name invites the obvious wink, and Goldeneye carries it well — though what actually holds up on board has less to do with cinema than with the shipyard behind her. Sunseeker's Manhattan 73 earned its reputation the honest way: a hull and layout that owners kept coming back to, because the proportions simply work. That volume is the point. The Manhattan line was conceived around generous interior space and equally usable deck space, and this yacht makes both count — a saloon you can actually spread out in, and exterior areas that let a group split up without anyone feeling in the way. On a Croatian itinerary, where the day tends to move between long lunches at anchor and short hops from island to island, that balance matters more than any single feature. Below, four cabins accommodate eight guests. Detailed bed configuration is available on request, and we're happy to talk it through against your group before you commit — it's the kind of detail worth getting right rather than assuming. Goldeneye has benefited from additional design work beyond standard specification, carried out with a genuinely close eye on the details. The result is a yacht that reads as considered rather than merely well-equipped, and one that suits a family charter particularly well. Her crew handle the rest: the anchorages worth reaching before the crowds, the timing of the day, the quiet logistics that make a week feel effortless. Croatia rewards that kind of local judgement, and it's what turns a good yacht into a good holiday.