NAVILUX is a thirty-seven metre motor sailer and a genuine landmark in Croatian yachting, the first premium-class sailing superyacht built for charter in the country. Launched in 2012 as a family project and refitted in 2023, she was designed and built specifically for private charter, and it shows in the space, the service and the easy, generous feel of a week aboard. Operated by her owners alongside a long-standing professional crew, she has built a strong reputation cruising Croatia and Montenegro from Split and Dubrovnik through the Dalmatian islands.
She sleeps twelve guests across six cabins, five doubles and a twin, each fully air conditioned and finished in warm, elegant tones with generous wardrobes, a television and a luxurious ensuite bathroom. The master suite adds its own sitting area and desk, and the guest cabins are bright and comfortable, arranged so a large family or a group of friends can travel together without anyone feeling squeezed. The interior is modern and soothing, balanced in colour and line to create a relaxing yet stylish atmosphere.
Her decks are the reason to choose her. The foredeck carries a spa pool set among sun pads, a private lounge forward with the best view at anchor and the natural place to watch the coast slide by on passage. The aft deck runs as a broad shaded lounge with more sun pads and seating, and an al fresco dining table under the overhang seats the whole party for meals on deck. A swim platform opens the yacht to the water and makes launching the toys effortless. There is room here for twelve to spread right out.
Inside, the main salon is one long, light-filled room that works as the social heart of the yacht. A comfortable lounge of cream sofas gathers at one end, a handsome dining setting runs at the other, and a bar sits between them, so the whole space flows together for dinner yet leaves quiet corners to settle with a book. Wide windows wrap the salon and keep it connected to the sea on every side, and air conditioning holds it cool through the hottest afternoons.
She is built for the Adriatic and the Adriatic suits her. Under sail and under power she moves comfortably between Split, Hvar, Vis, Korcula and the scattered islands, steady and quiet with the range to reach Montenegro and the Bay of Kotor when the group wants to roam. A day can start with a swim at anchor, move to a quiet cove for lunch and end with dinner in a stone harbour town, and her size still fits the pine-fringed bays that define a Croatian cruise.
Service is where she truly stands apart. A crew of eight, local, English speaking and long serving, look after twelve guests, a high ratio that shows in the cooking, the deck work and the water sports, and returning charterers write as often about the crew and the food as about the yacht itself. The seabob, water skis, towable toys, paddleboards and snorkelling gear come out through the day, and the tender keeps the coastline and the harbour towns within easy reach.
NAVILUX suits large families and groups who want space, comfort and genuinely personal service for a Croatian summer: twelve guests in six ensuite cabins, a foredeck spa pool, a long light-filled salon and a crew who treat the charter as their own. She is roomy, welcoming and quietly capable, a considered base for exploring the Dalmatian coast and Montenegro at an unhurried pace.
