Adria Nina is a 2017 Bavaria 37 Cruiser based at ACI Marina Split, your gateway to the Adriatic's most enchanting waters. This 11-metre sailing yacht combines classical elegance with modern comfort, making her an ideal choice for groups of friends or extended families seeking a week of genuine Mediterranean exploration. From Split's vibrant waterfront, you'll set sail toward the Dalmatian islands—a landscape of limestone cliffs, crystalline anchorages, and centuries-old stone villages that feels suspended between time and the sea.

The yacht's three cabins sleep up to eight guests across comfortable berths, with a single head and shower keeping everyone's routines manageable. The cockpit is well-appointed for long days at sea: a Bimini provides essential shade, while the sprayhood offers protection during morning departures. Below deck, air conditioning and a full refrigerator ensure provisions stay fresh through your voyage, and the GPS chartplotter guides you with precision. A Volvo diesel engine and bow thruster handle tight marina approaches with ease, so even less experienced sailors feel confident maneuvering into secluded anchorages.

Your week typically unfolds between Hvar, Vis, and the Pakleni Islands—each day revealing new swimming spots and hidden coves. The bow platform becomes your natural gathering place for morning coffee; the cockpit speakers set the soundtrack for sunset aperitifs. Wi-Fi keeps you loosely tethered to the world if needed, though most guests find themselves unplugging entirely. The autopilot allows watch rotations to feel less like work and more like meditation, while the bow thruster transforms challenging anchorages into stress-free arrivals.

Picture yourself anchored off a nameless islet at dusk, the water so clear you can count the rocks beneath the hull, a simple dinner of local fish and wine shared with your closest companions, and the Adriatic breeze carrying the scent of pine and salt. This is the rhythm a week aboard Adria Nina offers—unhurried sailing punctuated by discovery, comfort without pretension, and the kind of memories that linger long after you've returned to land.