ONE BLUE is a thirty-nine metre motor yacht built by Oceanline in 2009 and refreshed with a refit in 2025. She is a full three-deck cruiser with the volume to carry twelve guests in six cabins and a crew of six, and she spends her summers on the Croatian coast, where her size still fits into the small harbours and hidden bays that define an Adriatic cruise. The recent refit keeps her interiors current while her generous proportions do the rest.
Her accommodation is unusually flexible for her size. Six cabins sleep twelve, arranged as four doubles and two twins across a full-beam master suite and a set of comfortable guest cabins, each with its own bathroom. The interior has real character: warm timber walls, leather seating and a distinctive brick-and-timber finish that gives her more personality than the typical charter yacht. Every cabin is bright, private and finished to the same considered standard.
Life aboard is built around the decks. The foredeck carries a spa pool among the sun pads, a private lounge forward with the best view at anchor. A large shaded aft deck works as an open-air saloon for dining and lounging, the upper deck adds a second dining and bar area for sundowners, and a hydraulic swim platform brings the sea to the transom. The tender, jet skis, seabobs, paddleboards and towable toys keep the water busy through the day, and a Starlink connection keeps everyone in touch when they want to be.
Inside, ONE BLUE runs to more than one living space. A main salon lounge in leather and warm timber gathers the group on the main deck, a separate sky lounge above gives a quieter retreat with its own bar and screen, and a formal dining room seats the whole party in comfort. It is a layout that lets a large group spread out or come together as the mood takes them, with cool, air-conditioned space always a step away from the sun.
Her hull gives her an easy, confident manner along the coast. She is comfortable at a relaxed cruising pace between the islands off Split and the Kornati, stable and quiet underway with stabilisers to keep her steady, and she has the range and sea manners to move on when the group wants a change of scene. This is a yacht built to arrive comfortably and then stay a while.
The Croatian coast rewards a yacht like this. Split, Hvar, Vis and the scattered Kornati islands sit within short, sheltered hops, so mornings can start with a swim at anchor and end with dinner in a stone harbour town. A crew of six keeps the week personal and unhurried, with the galley set up for generous cooking and the deck crew turning over the toys so nobody has to ask twice.
ONE BLUE suits larger families and groups who want a genuine motor yacht for the Adriatic: comfortable cabins for twelve, plenty of shaded deck, a foredeck spa pool and swim platform for the water, and a recent refit that keeps everything fresh. She is roomy, characterful and quietly capable, a dependable base for a slow, sun-filled week along one of the Mediterranean’s most beautiful coastlines.
