YOLO

M/Y Yolo — 45.5m / 160ft — Croatia Yolo occupies a category of her own. At 45.5 metres, she sleeps up to 30 guests across 15 cabins — a capacity that belongs more to the world of small cruise ships than to conventional charter yachts, and one that requires specific licensing beyond the usual twelve-guest threshold. For very large family groups, multi-generational gatherings or corporate charters along the Dalmatian coast, that changes what is possible. The accommodation is spread across fifteen cabins: eleven with a double bed, two with twin beds, and two further cabins. Each sleeps two. Detailed bed configuration is available on request, and the layout is best discussed against the shape of your own group — who needs to be near whom, and who would rather not be. Chartering at full complement is an option, not an obligation. With ten to twenty aboard, the proportions shift entirely: there is space for a quiet stretch of sundeck yoga without company, and space for children to run without anyone noticing. That separation is Yolo's real quality — the yacht is large enough that different rhythms can coexist on the same day. The top deck carries the bar and a jacuzzi set out beneath the open sky, which is where the evenings tend to gather. Two decks below, cabins remain far enough removed that younger guests sleep through it. Croatia suits her well. The distances between islands are short, the anchorages are numerous, and a yacht of this capacity turns a cruise through the Adriatic into something closer to a private floating hotel — with a professional crew aboard to keep the whole thing running quietly in the background.