FLORAMYE

Split in summer, the Dalmatian islands at the centre of every itinerary, and the Croatian coast all winter long. FLORAMYE is a Fountaine Pajot Alegria 67 from 2025, drawn by Berret-Racoupeau, and the first of her line based year-round on the Adriatic.

She measures 20.36 metres on deck, with a 9.84-metre beam and a 1.7-metre draft that opens up the shallow coves of Hvar, Vis, Brač, and Korčula. Twin Volvo D3 engines push her at a comfortable 9-knot cruise. Her name comes from the 1926 Croatian operetta Mala Floramye by Ivo Tijardović, a tribute to Dalmatian heritage that the local crew carry into the service on board.

Eight guests sleep in four en-suite cabins, all queens, with the master in its own wing for privacy and the three doubles split between the hulls. The salon sits behind full-height glass on the main deck with the galley open onto the dining area, and teak runs through the exterior decks.

The bow is the showpiece: a jacuzzi forward of the mast, a sunken lounge alongside, and netted trampolines for sun. The flybridge carries a second helm, sun loungers, and an alfresco bar. A crew of three runs the boat, captain, chef, and hostess. The water sports kit covers the family week, with a Highfield 420 tender on 60HP, two Jobe sea scooters, two paddleboards, a double kayak, floating chairs, snorkel gear, and light fishing tackle.

From Split she works the central and southern Dalmatian Coast through summer and stays in Croatia year-round.