À propos de ce yacht
Ivona is a 2017 Bavaria E40 Fly, a nimble and well-appointed motor yacht based at Marina Baotić in Okrug, perfectly positioned for exploring the crystalline waters and hidden anchorages of the Croatian Adriatic. This 12-metre vessel combines comfort with practical performance, making it an ideal choice for groups of friends, multi-generational families, or couples seeking a week of effortless coastal discovery without the demands of sailing.
The three cabins and two heads accommodate up to seven guests in genuine comfort, while the flybridge—the yacht's defining feature—offers an open-air vantage point for morning coffee, evening aperitifs, and uninterrupted views of the limestone islands that dot this coast. Below deck, air conditioning and heating ensure year-round comfort, and the galley is well-equipped with refrigeration for fresh provisions sourced from local markets. The 300-horsepower engine delivers reliable, fuel-efficient cruising, while the bow thruster makes manoeuvring in tight anchorages straightforward, even for less experienced charterers.
A typical week aboard unfolds at a leisurely pace. From Okrug, you might motor south toward the Pakleni Islands, anchoring in sheltered coves where the water is so clear you can see the seabed ten metres down. The GPS and chart plotter guide you confidently between islands, while the tender and outboard motor open access to remote beaches and village harbours inaccessible to larger vessels. The generator ensures hot water and full galley facilities wherever you drop anchor, and the heating system means shoulder-season cruising remains genuinely comfortable.
Ivona suits those who value flexibility and simplicity—no complex rigging, no sailing expertise required—yet refuse to compromise on the quality of their surroundings or the calibre of their floating base. Picture yourself anchored off a pine-fringed island at dusk, the flybridge bathed in golden light, a local Dalmatian wine chilling in the galley, and nothing but the gentle lap of water against the hull.