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Bella Ciao is a 2024 Sun Odyssey 410 based at ACI Marina Split, your gateway to Croatia's Adriatic coast. This 12-metre sailing yacht offers an intimate yet comfortable platform for exploring one of Europe's most captivating cruising grounds—a landscape of limestone islands, hidden anchorages, and crystalline waters that shift from emerald to sapphire depending on the light. Whether you're a group of friends seeking adventure, a family wanting to unplug together, or couples looking to share the rhythm of life under sail, Bella Ciao accommodates up to eight guests across three well-appointed cabins, each with its own character and natural light.

A typical week unfolds with purpose and ease. You'll depart Split heading south toward the Dalmatian islands, where each day brings a new anchorage—perhaps Vis with its dramatic cliffs, or the quieter bays of Hvar where pine-scented air meets turquoise water. The yacht is thoughtfully equipped for modern cruising: a GPS chartplotter and autopilot mean less fatigue at the helm, while the bow thruster makes tight marina entries effortless. Solar panels keep your batteries topped up, and the bimini and sprayhood shelter you from both sun and spray, making the cockpit a genuine living space. Onboard speakers let you set the mood during sundowners, while the dinghy opens access to remote beaches and tavernas tucked into coves.

Two heads with separate showers ensure comfort for a full crew, and the Yanmar 45 HP engine provides reliable propulsion when the wind drops—common in summer's lighter afternoon conditions. The galley is efficiently laid out for preparing fresh seafood and local produce, while the saloon becomes your gathering space for evening meals and stargazing through the cabin windows.

A week aboard Bella Ciao is measured not in kilometres but in moments: anchoring in a nameless bay at sunset, swimming beneath stars, and sharing grilled fish and local wine with the people who matter most.