Motor yacht MUDITA has opened bookings for the 2027 Croatia yacht charter season, offering guests the opportunity to explore the Adriatic aboard a 71.2ft (21.68m) Azimut motor yacht. Built in 2021, the four-cabin charter accommodates up to eight guests and is operated by a dedicated crew of two.
Combining a 26-knot cruising speed with a shallow draft of 5.7ft (1.69m), charter yacht MUDITA offers flexibility for exploring Croatia's coastline, from established island destinations to smaller bays and sheltered coves. Her onboard facilities include a flybridge with a private bar, generous sunbathing areas, and a selection of watersports equipment for enjoying time on the water.
MUDITA's exterior layout provides several distinct areas for enjoying the Adriatic, with the flybridge, foredeck and aft deck each offering different settings throughout the day.
Her discreet upper deck features panoramic views, sun loungers and a private bar, creating a space for relaxing while cruising or spending time at anchor. Forward, a distinctive bow-cap design provides a more private sunbathing area, with optional shade for guests looking to spend longer periods outdoors.
The aft deck of the charter yacht offers another setting for dining in the open air, while the teak-clad swim platform provides direct access to the sea and the yacht's collection of watersports equipment.
At-anchor stabilizers further support comfort when MUDITA is stationary, allowing guests to enjoy the surrounding scenery and onboard facilities between excursions.
For charter guests keen to make the most of Croatia's coastal waters, MUDITA carries a selection of equipment for watersports and exploring from the yacht.
Her collection of water toys includes:
- One Sea-Doo Trixx Jet Ski
- Two FS5 SEABOBs
- Stand-up paddleboard
- Fishing equipment
- Snorkeling equipment
- Towable water toys
A Pirelli J33 jet tender also supports transfers and excursions ashore, providing an additional way to explore East Mediterranean destinations and reach locations beyond the yacht's anchorage.
Superyacht MUDITA promises to deliver an outstanding charter vacation
Inside, motor yacht charter MUDITA features a contemporary Italian interior, with a bright main salon designed to bring together lounging and dining areas.
Expansive windows frame views of the Adriatic and allow natural light to reach the interior, while modern finishes and a considered layout create a comfortable setting for spending time onboard.
Air conditioning and high-speed Wi-Fi are available throughout the yacht, supporting comfort and connectivity during longer days at sea.
Below deck, MUDITA accommodates up to eight guests across four cabins, comprising a master suite, VIP cabin, twin cabin and duplex cabin. Each cabin features en suite facilities and individually controlled air conditioning, providing private spaces for guests to unwind after a day exploring the Croatian islands.
A crew of two looks after guests throughout the charter, delivering a more personalized onboard experience while assisting with daily activities and excursions.
Croatia offers an extensive cruising area, with the Dalmatian coastline providing access to a varied collection of islands, historic harbor towns and sheltered bays.
Hvar combines historic architecture and a developed waterfront with access to the nearby Pakleni Islands, while Brač offers a varied coastline and smaller coastal settlements. Further offshore, Vis provides a different atmosphere, with its island communities and access to the nearby island of Biševo.
The choice of destinations will depend on the embarkation point, weather and preferred pace of the charter, with MUDITA's cruising speed allowing the crew to plan a flexible route between stops.
With bookings now open for the 2027 season, Azimut charter yacht MUDITA provides an opportunity to explore Croatia aboard a contemporary Italian-built motor yacht, with a dedicated crew and facilities designed around outdoor living and time on the water.
Booking early gives you the best chance of securing your preferred dates and destinations.
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