ONYXCollection
Motor yachtSplit

Pearlsea

From €3,000/day

Pearlsea yacht photo 1
Pearlsea yacht photo 2
Pearlsea yacht photo 3
Pearlsea yacht photo 4
Pearlsea yacht photo 5

The vessel

Built in 2020 and based in Split, the Pearlsea 56 is a comfortable, well-appointed choice for exploring the Dalmatian coast. With an open-plan saloon, generous aft deck and space for up to 12 guests, it works particularly well for relaxed days on the water with family or friends. The layout also makes the yacht suitable for longer stays, with three cabins and separate crew accommodation. A skipper and hostess are on board to handle the navigation and service, allowing the day to unfold at your pace. From Split, Hvar, Vis, Brač and Korčula are all within easy reach. Spend the morning swimming from the yacht, head ashore for lunch, then find a quieter bay for the afternoon. The itinerary is yours to shape, with the crew helping you make the most of the area. Snorkelling equipment, a paddleboard and inflatable tube are included. A SeaBob or Sea-Doo can also be arranged for guests who want to spend more time in the water. A good option for clients looking for a capable, comfortable yacht with a crewed experience and easy access to some of Croatia’s best islands.

Specifications

Length
58ft / 17.7m
Guests
Up to 12
Cabins
3
Crew
2
Speed
40
Range
200
Built
2020

Included

  • Professional crew of 2
  • Water toys

Not included

  • APA
  • VAT

Charter this yacht

€3,000/day

Planning something special?

Discuss this yacht, your dates and the experience you're looking for with our team.

Explore the cruising area

Discover some of the places you could explore aboard this yacht. Every charter is tailored to your plans.

01

Split

The waterfront at Split, with the palace and the harbour

Begin your Croatian escape in Split, a vibrant coastal city where centuries of history meet a lively Mediterranean atmosphere. Explore the remarkable Diocletian's Palace, wander through its narrow stone streets and enjoy a coffee along the bustling Riva waterfront. Once aboard your yacht, leave the city behind and head towards the beautiful Dalmatian islands, with countless bays and secluded anchorages waiting to be discovered.

02

Milna

Boats in the bay at Milna on Brač

Your first island stop brings you to Milna, a picturesque fishing village tucked into a sheltered natural harbour on the western coast of Brač. Traditional stone houses and waterfront restaurants give the village a wonderfully relaxed atmosphere. Enjoy fresh seafood at a local konoba, wander along the harbour or spend the afternoon discovering nearby coves, where clear Adriatic waters provide the perfect setting for a swim.

03

Hvar

Hvar town and the Pakleni islands, seen from the fortress above the harbour

Arrive in Hvar, one of Croatia's most celebrated island destinations, known for its beautiful Venetian architecture, excellent restaurants and vibrant summer atmosphere. Spend the morning exploring the turquoise bays of the nearby Pakleni Islands before heading ashore for lunch at a waterfront restaurant. Later, discover Hvar Town's elegant main square, climb to the historic fortress for spectacular views or enjoy an evening in one of the island's lively bars.

04

Vis

The harbour at Vis, with the town around the bay

Continue towards Vis, one of the Adriatic's most captivating islands, where traditional fishing villages and unspoilt landscapes offer a quieter side of Croatia. Explore the charming waterfront of Vis Town, enjoy a long lunch at a family-run konoba or cruise around the island to discover secluded swimming spots. Nearby Biševo is home to the famous Blue Cave, a remarkable natural attraction that can be visited when sea conditions and access arrangements allow.

05

Korčula

The harbour at Korčula, with yachts and the town along the bay

Conclude your island journey in Korčula, a beautiful medieval town surrounded by ancient stone walls and the clear waters of the Adriatic. Wander through its atmospheric streets, discover intimate restaurants tucked between historic buildings and enjoy a glass of local Pošip wine overlooking the harbour. Beyond the old town, peaceful coves and small offshore islands offer wonderful opportunities for a final swim before enjoying an evening ashore.