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Contessa is a 2015 Princess F43 motor yacht offering a sophisticated base for exploring the Adriatic's most enchanting waters from Dubrovnik. With her elegant lines and well-appointed interiors, she accommodates up to four guests across two cabins, making her ideal for couples seeking privacy or small groups of friends looking to share an unforgettable coastal adventure.

The yacht's flybridge is her crowning feature—a sun-drenched outdoor sanctuary where mornings begin with fresh coffee while gazing toward the Elaphiti Islands, and evenings unfold with aperitifs as the Dalmatian coast turns golden. Below deck, the climate-controlled saloon provides a comfortable retreat, while the galley is equipped with a full refrigerator for provisions sourced from Dubrovnik's vibrant markets. Two well-appointed bathrooms ensure guests move through the day without compromise, a detail that matters during a week at sea.

A typical charter from Dubrovnik sees Contessa gliding past medieval fortifications toward hidden anchorages where turquoise waters invite long afternoons of swimming from the integrated bathing platform. The twin 550-horsepower engines deliver smooth cruising to lesser-known coves and charming waterfront villages—places where fresh seafood and local wines become part of the rhythm of your days. Whether you're anchored off Lopud Island watching the sunset paint the sky in amber and rose, or navigating the narrow channels between pine-clad islets, the Adriatic reveals itself at a pace that feels both leisurely and purposeful.

Contessa suits travellers who value comfort without ostentation: families wanting to bond away from screens, groups of friends seeking a refined alternative to land-based holidays, or couples craving both adventure and sanctuary. A week aboard unfolds as a series of quiet discoveries—waking to the gentle lap of water against the hull, exploring medieval towns by morning, and anchoring in secluded bays where the only sound is the clink of glasses and the call of gulls at dusk.