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Discover Split's crystalline Adriatic waters aboard Ikar, a sleek 2024 Nimbus 405 Coupe that combines contemporary comfort with the freedom of bareboat exploration. Departing from ACI Marina Split, this 13-metre motor yacht serves as your floating base for discovering the Dalmatian coast—a region of hidden coves, pine-fringed islands, and charming waterfront villages that reveal themselves at your own pace. With three well-appointed cabins accommodating up to eight guests, Ikar suits groups of friends, extended families, or two couples seeking both privacy and shared adventure without the formality of a crewed vessel.

The yacht's thoughtful design makes a week aboard feel effortless. Twin Volvo Penta engines deliver reliable performance, while the bow thruster and autopilot allow confident navigation even for less experienced skippers. The teak-lined cockpit and matching deck create an inviting outdoor living space where morning coffee—prepared in the onboard galley—tastes better with sea air and views of distant limestone cliffs. Climate control throughout keeps the interior cool during warm Mediterranean days, and the generator ensures all modern conveniences remain available. Two full heads with electric toilets provide practical comfort for larger groups, while the included dinghy opens access to secluded anchorages and waterfront tavernas unreachable by larger vessels.

Entertainment and navigation technology are seamlessly integrated: radar guides you through varying conditions, while the onboard television offers evening relaxation when weather or inclination keeps you moored. Whether you're anchored off Hvar's lavender-covered hills, exploring the Elaphiti Islands' pine forests, or sampling fresh seafood in Split's lively Riva promenade, Ikar provides the ideal platform for Adriatic discovery. A week aboard unfolds as a series of sunlit passages between islands, lazy afternoons swimming in crystalline bays, and sunsets watched from the teak deck with a glass of local wine.