M/S Lastavica and M/S Swallow each have 18 air-conditioned rooms with en-suite bathrooms and can accommodate a maximum of 36 guests.

M/S Excellence Nera has 19 air-conditioned rooms with en-suite bathrooms and has a maximum capacity of 38 guests.

There is no minimum number of passengers to sail. The starting charter price, however, remains the same regardless of the number of guests.

The price depends on whether you are booking during the high or low season. Below are the starting prices for 2027's respective seasons.

• Low Season (4/24-5/15 and 10/2-10/16): 77,000 EUR

• High Season (5/25-9/25): 88,000 EUR

NOTE: All prices are in Euros. All payments will be in USD equivalents, unless otherwise agreed upon.

The price covers the exclusive charter of the yacht for one week. This includes fuel, crew, housekeeping, Croatia’s mandatory 13% Value-Added Tax, mandatory docking fees at ports, two meals per day (usually breakfast and lunch), and non-alcoholic drinks. Included in the price is also access to all of the amenities and water toys, with some restrictions on the jet skis for liability purposes.

Absolutely. You can customize everything except for the first and final ports of call. Our captains are happy to collaborate with you in planning all of the destinations in between.

Given how busy Croatian ports have become, however, the itinerary needs to be agreed upon well in advance. We want to ensure that your yacht has a prime slip in towns with a lively nightlife, such as Hvar and Dubrovnik, to allow you easy access to the yacht throughout a night of potential partying. Anchoring in a bay overnight is an option, but it is weather-dependent and requires the time-consuming logistical hurdle of ferrying guests. Our captains have decades of experience and will advise on how to maximize your itinerary.

One week is the minimum duration for a charter, and it is the length most clients select. Some clients opt for a two-week charter.

The length is up to you. However, the charges will be on a weekly basis and not pro-rated. Maintaining consistent one week intervals throughout the season allows us to plan ahead and to accommodate more efficiently all of our guests.

Exceptions are possible, but the general answer is no.

In our extensive experience, guests prefer to spend nights in a port to have more time dining, partying, and sightseeing. Guests can come aboard and leave as they please, until we serve breakfast and set sail for another beautiful destination in the morning.

We are happy to work with you on creating a custom itinerary, but we believe that spending a night in a calm port will be the preference of most of our guests.