TAMARA II is a twenty one metre Azimut from 2018, a flybridge motor yacht that packs genuine pace, modern design and four proper cabins into a compact, easy to run package. She looks after eight guests across four cabins with a crew of three, and her appeal is simple: a current, well built yacht at a size that feels personal and immediate, quick between anchorages and relaxed at rest. For a family or a group of friends who want style and speed without stepping up in scale, she is a sharp and capable choice.
Her point of difference is how much she offers for her length. Azimut gives her a clean, athletic profile and a flybridge that keeps the social life of the yacht up in the open air, while below she carries four cabins where many yachts her size manage three. A thirty two knot top end turns a run to a distant island into a short, lively passage rather than a long day at sea, and the whole yacht is arranged to move people easily between the deck, the saloon and the water.
Life in the open air gathers on the flybridge and the aft deck. The flybridge sits open to the sky with soft seating and a shaded helm, the natural place for lunch and for drinks with a clear outlook over the coast. A step down, the aft deck sets out a shaded table beside the bathing platform, a sun pad spreads forward on the bow for a quieter corner, and the swim platform opens onto the water with the tender and a set of toys close at hand for a day of swimming and exploring the coves.
Inside, the main deck is a single bright, open space arranged for ease. A comfortable salon gathers around low seating with full height glass drawing the sea into the room, and within the same volume a dining area seats the party for meals aboard. A short step away a quieter interior seating nook gives the group a shaded corner out of the sun. The finish is light and modern throughout, pale leather against warm wood, a calm and contemporary mood that feels fresh by day and soft in the evening.
Accommodation is arranged over four cabins for eight guests. The master stateroom takes the full beam amidships, a private room with good natural light, generous storage and its own bathroom, while a double guest cabin and a twin, each quiet and comfortable with their own facilities, look after the rest of the party below deck. It is a flexible plan that suits a family or a group of friends, the twin ready for children or younger guests sharing, and every cabin finished to the same modern standard as the main deck.
Under way she is in her element, a quick, assured planing yacht that holds a fast, dry cruise and feels planted even when pressing on. Her natural ground is the Adriatic, the walled towns, quiet coves and clear water of the Croatian and Montenegrin coast all within an easy fast run of one another, the kind of warm water cruising that rewards a yacht with her turn of speed and her easy, manageable size.
TAMARA II suits a family or a group who want modern design, four proper cabins and genuine pace at a size that stays easy and immediate, rather than the scale and cost of a larger yacht. Her Azimut lines set the tone, the flybridge keeps the days sociable, and four cabins keep the party close. Quick, light and attentively crewed, she is a relaxed and spirited way to charter Croatia and Montenegro.
