The vessel
This Azimut 78 is a 23.64-metre motor yacht built in 2022 and based in Split, pairing Azimut's contemporary Italian styling with genuinely spacious social areas both above and below deck. Four well-appointed cabins comfortably host eight guests, while triple Volvo IPS pod drives give her the agility to explore Croatia's islands and hidden coves with ease. A strong water toy line-up — Williams jet tender, Seabob, SUP, water skis, wakeboard and full snorkelling kit — keeps every anchorage entertained. Whether cruising from Split toward Hvar and the Pakleni Islands or further down the Dalmatian coast, she offers a contemporary, comfortable base for families and groups exploring Croatia's coastline.
Specifications
Included
Not included
Charter this yacht
€45,950/week
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.