Aelia is a 2026 Swift Trawler 41 based at ACI Marina Split, your gateway to Croatia's Dalmatian coast. This modern motor yacht combines comfort with capability, making it an ideal platform for exploring hidden anchorages, medieval stone towns, and crystalline waters that define this corner of the Mediterranean. With three cabins accommodating up to twelve guests, Aelia suits multi-generational families, groups of friends, or two couples seeking a relaxed week of discovery without the demands of sailing.

Life aboard Aelia centres on her generous flybridge, where mornings begin with fresh coffee from the onboard espresso machine while you chart the day's course. The cockpit, shaded by a Bimini and fitted with plush cushions, becomes your floating living room—ideal for afternoon aperitivos and evening gatherings. Twin 320 HP engines and a bow thruster make navigation effortless, whether threading narrow channels or positioning precisely in remote coves. The electric winches and autopilot reduce physical demands, allowing you to focus on the experience rather than the mechanics of cruising.

Below deck, two heads with electric toilets and a well-equipped galley with dishwasher keep daily routines simple and civilised. Climate control—both heating and air conditioning—ensures comfort year-round, while the generator and voltage converter provide reliable power for all your devices. The tender and outboard motor open possibilities for exploring shallow bays and reaching secluded beaches inaccessible to larger vessels. Speakers at the cockpit set the mood as you drift between islands.

A typical week unfolds as a rhythm of unhurried exploration: morning departures to neighbouring islands like Hvar or Vis, leisurely lunches anchored in turquoise shallows, afternoons swimming or kayaking from the tender, and evenings in waterfront villages sampling local Dalmatian wines and fresh seafood. Aelia's comfort and capable systems mean less time troubleshooting and more time savouring sunsets from a quiet anchorage, your own private slice of the Adriatic.