Delivered in 2024 by the ICY shipyard, Argo is a 55-metre motor yacht designed from the ground up for large parties and multi-family charters. With thirteen cabins accommodating twenty-six guests, an extraordinary capacity for her size, she redefines what a single charter vessel can deliver in the Adriatic.
The scale is immediately apparent on deck. A sundeck jacuzzi sits at the top of three full deck levels, each one offering distinct zones for dining, sunbathing and socialising. A dedicated golf practice area occupies the foredeck, while the beach club at the stern opens directly onto a swim platform that transforms every anchorage into a private beach. Upper-deck dining for the full party happens in the open air, with a second alfresco option on the aft deck for smaller groups who prefer a different view.
Inside, the main-deck salon centres on a pair of generous dining tables that seat all twenty-six guests together, a rare feat that removes the need for split sittings and keeps the group connected at every meal. Overhead, the sky lounge provides a quieter alternative: a long sofa arrangement backed by panoramic windows, where conversations drift into early evening without the rest of the party knowing.
The cabin layout below decks is the reason for that unusual guest count. Thirteen staterooms, two fitted with king beds, nine with queen berths and two with twin configurations, spread across three deck levels, each with its own en-suite bathroom, individual climate control and portholes that let natural light deep into the hull. The full-beam master suite occupies a commanding position amidships, with an art-forward design palette, a dedicated vanity area and an en-suite dressed in stone and glass. A VIP cabin aft offers comparable privacy for those guests who prefer seclusion, while the remaining staterooms are arranged to balance proximity with independence, close enough for families, separate enough for couples travelling together.
A crew of fifteen operates the yacht with the kind of quiet efficiency that a party of twenty-six demands. Stewards outnumber cabins, the galley is scaled for volume without sacrificing finesse, and the tender and water-sports crew are trained to manage parallel activities across all three deck zones. Service on board reflects the informal warmth of a Croatian summer rather than the rigidity of a formal dining room, the kind of hospitality where shoes are optional but the wine is always at the right temperature.
Operationally, Argo cruises at ten knots and reaches a maximum of thirteen, giving her comfortable range along the Croatian coastline and into neighbouring Montenegro. Her 2024 build date means every system meets the latest regulatory standards, and the hull carries the structural margin of a vessel designed for commercial-level guest density without compromising comfort. A full complement of water toys launches from the beach club, and the tender garage accommodates parallel shore runs so nobody waits.
Whether the occasion is a corporate retreat along the Dalmatian coast, a multi-family reunion in the Kornati islands, or a celebration that simply needs more cabins than any single yacht usually offers, Argo turns the impossible guest list into a workable seating plan and makes it look effortless.
