QUEEN OF ADRIATIC

QUEEN OF ADRIATIC — 27m Yener Yachts gulet, Croatia Twenty-seven metres of traditional gulet architecture, built in 2008 by Yener Yachts and brought back up to standard in a 2023 refit — QUEEN OF ADRIATIC belongs to the family of yachts that make Croatian cruising what it is. Broad decks, generous shade, and the unhurried pace that only a gulet really delivers. She accommodates 14 guests across six cabins, with detailed bed configuration available on request — a layout that suits extended families and groups travelling together, where everyone wants their own space at the end of the day rather than a compromise. Cruising at 9 knots with 11 available when the itinerary calls for it, she is built for the rhythm of the Dalmatian coast: short hops between islands, mornings at anchor in a quiet bay, afternoons spent moving on to the next one. The Croatian archipelago rewards this kind of pace — the distances are modest, and the pleasure lies in stopping often. A crew of four looks after the yacht and everyone aboard: navigation, service, and the galley, handled with the discretion that makes a week at sea feel effortless rather than organised. For groups exploring Croatia — from Split and the Kornati islands down through Hvar, Vis and the southern coast — QUEEN OF ADRIATIC offers space, capacity and a genuinely local way of travelling.