14 new yachts in the Croatia Yachting Charter fleet for 2026: Which model do you choose?

The Adriatic Sea has never been more attractive for those dreaming of perfect sea holidays. Croatia Yachting Charter is introducing 14 new yachts to its fleet for 2026, offering diverse options from elegant sailboats to spacious catamarans and powerful motor boats. These models, positioned in marinas like Kaštela, Sukošan and Mandalina, combine German Hanse engineering, French Bali luxury, British Sealine power and Norwegian Fjord style – all ready to explore hidden coves and islands. 

Whether you're looking for family chill, a romantic getaway, or a speed adventure, here's a detailed overview of each model and what makes it unique.

New Bali arrivals in our charter fleet: the “open space” concept, upgraded for real comfort

This year, we’re bringing new Bali catamarans into the Croatia Yachting charter fleet—models we already know and love, but in new, higher-spec versions that push the experience further toward comfort, independence, and smooth cruising. Think stronger engines, more onboard autonomy (power + water), and the kind of upgrades that change how the week feels: quieter nights, cooler cabins, easier docking, longer stays in your favorite bays, and a more “private yacht” feeling—especially when you go crewed.

Bali 5.2 VOILA: open-space living

Voila is the Bali 5.2 for guests who want that “big yacht” feeling without compromise. Her 5 + 2 cabin layout creates a proper charter platform for larger groups—where everyone has space, and the shared areas still feel generous. But what really defines Voila is the way she’s been specced for independent, high-comfort cruising.

At anchor, she becomes a self-sufficient little world: power is always there, climate control stays consistent, and water is handled like it should be on a premium cat—quietly and in the background, without daily “resource management.” You feel it in the details: smoother onboard routines, less waiting, less compromise.

Voila is also the kind of yacht that makes “day life” and “night life” equally good. The rigid hardtop with glass panels and indirect lighting keeps the flybridge comfortable and atmospheric, while the outdoor cooking setup turns meals into part of the holiday, not something you rush through. The hydraulic swim platform changes the way you use the sea—especially for kids, swimmers, and anyone who loves a proper water-to-yacht flow.

And then there’s the biggest differentiator for many guests: a professional skipper included in the charter rate, with hostess service available on request. That transforms the week. You keep the fun parts of sailing—routes, bays, swimming, restaurants—while the boat is handled with calm precision, and the whole trip feels more like a private yacht experience from day one. 

Bali 5.2 Lumiere: the same big-platform freedom, tuned for bareboat luxury

If Voila is the “crew-ready” 5.2, Lumiere is the bareboat luxury version—still high spec, still deeply comfortable, but designed for confident charter guests who want the freedom to run their own week.

She shares the same generous 5 + 2 en suite cabin layout and the same essential upgrades that make a Bali 5.2 feel like a floating apartment: powerful engines for confident cruising, proper energy independence, reliable climate control, and smart autonomy features that make island-hopping smooth rather than “technical.”

The flybridge enclosure extends the season and improves the overall living comfort up top—more shade when needed, better protection when the breeze picks up, and a more “lounge-like” feel when you’re up there with a book or an evening drink. Interior practicality is also clearly part of the story: she’s specced for a week that includes real meals, real fridge space, and the kind of onboard rhythm where everything just works.

The result is a Bali 5.2 that keeps the brand’s iconic openness and social layout—but with the autonomy and comfort level that makes bareboat feel genuinely premium. 

Two Bali 4.6s (Azurea & Sirene): family-friendly comfort with the “bigger boat” feeling

The Bali 4.6 is one of the best “family size” catamarans for Croatia because it delivers a lot of what people love about larger models—open living, bright interior, and an easy flow between cockpit and saloon—without feeling too big to manage.

With Azurea and Sirene, we’re introducing two new versions that lean heavily into what matters for real charter weeks: comfort, self-sufficiency, and everyday ease.

Both boats come in a generous 5 + 2 cabin setup with 4 electric toilets, which makes them a strong match for families traveling together or groups who want privacy without losing the social atmosphere. The upgraded 57 HP engines add more confidence during longer repositioning legs and make maneuvering feel calmer when conditions turn windy. 

What really lifts these two 4.6s above the standard fleet spec is how well they support life at anchor. Air conditioning, a low-consumption 12V watermaker, and an 8 kW generator with soundshield work together to keep days comfortable and nights quiet—so you can stay in your favorite bays longer without thinking about logistics. Practical touches like the dishwasher, freshwater electric toilets, and seawater pumps (galley and on deck) make day-to-day routines noticeably smoother.

And instead of any “outdoor kitchen” concept, the lifestyle upgrade here is simple and realistic: a plancha grill with gas installation that’s perfect for easy onboard meals—quick lunches between swim stops and relaxed dinners in the cockpit—without heating up the interior. 

Bali Catspace Kvinton: compact outside, surprisingly “full Bali” inside

The Bali Catspace has a special talent: it stays manageable in size, but delivers the Bali lifestyle in a way that feels much bigger than you expect.

Kvinton  is a great option for crews who want a catamaran that’s easy to handle, easy to dock, and still offers that signature Bali openness.

What sets Kvinton apart is how “grown-up” her spec is for this category. The upgraded engines give her a confident, responsive feel, and her autonomy upgrades are chosen to support a relaxed weekly rhythm: air conditioning for comfortable nights, a generator for steady onboard power, and practical systems that make everyday life easier—whether you’re cooking, anchoring, or simply trying to spend more time enjoying the sea and less time managing the boat.

With four en suite cabins layout, she’s a smart choice for couples, two small families, or a group of friends who want a true catamaran holiday.

Bali 5.8 Marea III: the ultimate Bali experience—with the confidence of a crewed yacht

Marea III is the Bali for guests who want everything turned up: space, comfort, autonomy, and that unmistakable “wow” factor when you step aboard. With a 5 + 2 en suite cabin layout and a crewed charter setup, she delivers a completely different holiday rhythm—more like a private yacht experience, where the itinerary feels effortless and the details are handled smoothly in the background.

Marea III is a floating resort: powerful energy systems with sound insulation for quieter nights, large-scale water production for genuine independence, and a comfort package that supports long stays at anchor without compromise.

Marea’s real luxury is how she’s designed to be lived on. The rooftop hardtop with glass and indirect lighting creates a premium, all-day living zone above. The fitted rooftop features turn the flybridge into a proper “second saloon”—not just a helm area. The hydraulic platform and gangway elevate the entire boarding and swimming experience. And the finishing touches—from premium decking underfoot to lifestyle details like dedicated wine cooling—create that unmistakable feeling of a yacht that was specced for enjoyment, not just operation.

Marea III is the yacht you choose when you want the ultimate Bali concept—open space, high comfort, and a crewed experience that lets you focus on Croatia itself: the bays, the food, the swim stops, the sunsets, and the people you’re sharing it with.

Why these new Bali specs matter in Croatia

In Croatia, the best catamaran weeks are the ones where you can anchor in your favorite bay and stay there because you want to—not because you’re forced to move for water, power, or comfort. These new arrivals are built for exactly that: more independence, more smoothness, more comfort, and a layout that keeps the group connected while still giving everyone their own space.

If you already love Bali, these yachts will feel like the next step: the same open-space lifestyle, just better supported. And if you’re new to the brand, these models are a strong introduction to what Bali does best—turning a sailing holiday into a relaxed, villa-style experience on the sea.

Hanse 510 Illusion: the flagship feeling, day after day

Step aboard Illusion and you immediately sense the difference a bigger platform makes: more space where it matters, more stability underfoot, and the kind of calm confidence that turns longer passages into something you look forward to. With a generous 4-cabin, 2-toilets layout including an owner’s cabin, she feels like a charter yacht that still has a private-yacht soul—easy to share, yet never crowded.

But Illusion isn’t just about volume. She’s been specced to keep sailing at the center of the story. The performance-oriented sail package gives her a crisp, responsive character, while the cockpit is set up to keep handling effortless—so trimming, tacking, and docking don’t require a “strongest person on board,” just a relaxed crew and good communication. The upgraded engine setup adds a reassuring sense of authority—especially when you’re threading into a busy marina or timing a calm-weather hop between islands.

What makes Illusion feel truly “next level” for charter, though, is how she blends that performance edge with comfort you’ll actually use every day: air conditioning and generator support for consistent onboard climate, upgraded navigation that keeps planning and piloting intuitive, and lifestyle details like a cockpit wetbar with BBQ that turns sundowners into a ritual. It’s luxury in the Hanse way—clean, modern, practical, and always ready to sail.

Three new Hanse 460s: same DNA, three distinct personalities

The Hanse 460 has become one of the most loved sweet spots in modern charter sailing: big enough to feel like a “proper yacht,” still easy enough to handle as a couple or family, and fast enough to make cruising feel like cruising, not commuting. This season Croatia Yachting is adding three new 460s—Solace, Sailaway, and Stargirl—all built around that signature Hanse simplicity, but each with its own clear angle.

Solace and Stargirl share a similar “crew-friendly comfort” direction with four cabins and two toilets including an owner’s cabin, making them excellent for two families or a larger group that still wants privacy. Both are set up to keep sailing enjoyable rather than demanding, with a performance-minded feel in the rig and cockpit handling that reduces workload when conditions pick up.

Then there’s Sailaway, the clever all-rounder—and the one that’s most clearly “comfort + tech” focused. With a three-cabin, three-toilet layout, she feels more spacious for longer stays and gives the galley and saloon a more open flow. She’s confidently turns marina maneuvers into a calm routine: the handling support at the bow and stern makes tight docking feel precise, even with a mixed-experience crew. Add upgraded onboard tech for awareness underway, plus practical day-to-day comfort touches like enhanced refrigeration and an easy swim setup, and you get a yacht that’s always ready for the Croatia routine: morning coffee, a smooth passage, a lazy anchorage lunch, and an evening swim that turns into a sunset session.

Across all three 460s, the common thread is what the new Hanse generation does best: modern design that looks sharp, sails fast, and stays simple to operate—so you can enjoy performance without turning your holiday into a training course.

Two new Hanse 410s: agile, modern, and made for real island-hopping

The Hanse 410 is proof that you don’t need a huge yacht to have a big-sailing week. In fact, for many Croatia itineraries, this size is the perfect balance: lively enough to feel connected to the sea, stable enough to relax, and manageable enough that your crew stays confident from day one. This season, Croatia Yachting is welcoming two new 410s—Spark and Catch me if you can—both built around the same easy-sailing Hanse philosophy, but with slightly different comfort priorities.

Spark brings a more “boutique” interior atmosphere into the experience. The teak-toned finish gives the yacht a warmer, more premium mood in the evenings, and it pairs beautifully with the modern, clean Hanse layout. With three cabins and two toilets she is perfect for accommodating a group of six. On deck, she keeps the sailing experience light and responsive with a performance-driven setup and a cockpit that’s designed so you can handle the yacht without drama—just smooth routines and fast, clean cruising. Her twin cockpit tables, which lower electrically, make the space effortlessly adaptable: breakfast mode, passage mode, sunset mode—without compromising the sailing ergonomics.

Catch me if you can feels like the agile island explorer of the pair, equally equipped with three cabins and two toilets. She carries the same fast, confidence-building DNA—performance-oriented sailing, simple handling, and a yacht that naturally encourages you to take the longer route because it’s fun. What differentiates her for many summer weeks is the comfort layer she adds for hot-weather cruising: air conditioning for those still nights in the marina or quiet bays, Like Spark, she features the electrically lowerable cockpit tables that help the cockpit shift from social to functional in seconds—exactly what you want on a yacht that spends its days switching between sailing, swimming, and exploring.

Why these new specs matter on a Croatia charter

In Croatian waters, the best weeks aren’t always the calmest—they’re the ones where you can sail in the morning breeze, anchor comfortably by lunch, and still feel fresh enough for an evening stroll in a new town. That’s what these new arrivals are built for. The performance upgrades translate into more satisfying sailing and better average speed. The comfort upgrades translate into better sleep, easier living, and more time spent enjoying the sea instead of managing the boat.

Two new motor yachts joining our fleet: effortless handling, big-day energy

A great motor yacht charter isn’t just about speed. It’s about how easy the day feels: docking without stress, moving around the boat naturally, swimming access that doesn’t feel like a compromise, and a layout that keeps everyone together without stepping on each other’s rhythm.

This season, Croatia Yachting is welcoming two standout new arrivals to the fleet—each with a very clear personality. The Sealine F430 Tireless too is a modern flybridge yacht built for social cruising and long, comfortable days. The Fjord 41 XL Instant crush is the adrenaline-and-design option: sharp lines, Scandinavian minimalism, and a more open, sporty lifestyle on the water.

Sealine F430 Tireless too: power, speed, and true flybridge living

Tireless too is the kind of yacht that immediately sets the tone for the week. The flybridge becomes your main “living room” underway—high visibility, easy conversation, and that feeling of being above it all as you cruise from island to island. With three cabins and two toilets, she’s set up perfectly for families or groups of friends who want a comfortable overnight platform without sacrificing the daytime social vibe.

What makes her especially charter-friendly is how confidently she handles, even when marinas get tight. The twin Volvo Penta IPS 440 pod drives and joystick control (at both helms) take a lot of pressure out of maneuvering. Instead of “crew instructions” and last-second corrections, docking becomes calm, controlled, and surprisingly intuitive—exactly what you want when you’re arriving in a busy Croatian harbor with spectators on the promenade.

At anchor, she’s built to keep the good moments rolling. A hydraulic swim platform creates that perfect water-level terrace for swimming and water toys, while underwater lighting adds atmosphere once the sun drops. Inside, the comfort package is set up for real summer use—air conditioning, generator support, and a watermaker so you can stay longer in your favorite bays without planning the day around marinas

Fjord 41 XL Instant crush: Scandinavian design with an adrenaline edge

Instant crush is not a “traditional” motor yacht—and that’s exactly the point. The Fjord philosophy is about clean, Scandinavian lines and an open, lifestyle-driven deck plan, built for guests who want their charter to feel modern, sporty, and visually striking in every anchorage photo.

With two cabins, she’s an ideal choice for couples, two couples, or a small family who want more day-use space and less “hotel-style” cabin emphasis. The experience is very much about being outside: moving effortlessly from the shaded T-top zone to sun pads, then straight down to the sea. A longer hydraulic bathing platform with integrated ladder and handles makes swimming access feel secure and easy—especially when you’re hopping in and out all day.

Handling stays stress-free thanks to the Volvo joystick, supported by bow assistance when needed—so even though she looks aggressive, she behaves politely in close quarters. Comfort features like air conditioning and a generator keep the interior and onboard systems properly supported during hot Croatian weeks, while an inverter and solar support help smooth out the “day at anchor” rhythm. And at night, underwater lighting gives her that unmistakable premium look in the bay.

What really defines Instant crush, though, is the design and protection setup: the extended windshield up to the T-top creates a more sheltered helm environment, and the electric bimini with side and stern protection lets you tailor shade and privacy depending on the moment—full sun mode when you want it, lounge mode when you don’t.

Which one fits your week?

If your perfect charter day includes flybridge lounging, easy island-hopping, and a comfortable three-cabin overnight setup, Tireless too is the natural pick—confident, social, and built for smooth cruising.

If you want a bolder, sportier vibe with open deck living, sharp design, and that “dayboat energy” with overnight capability, Instant crush delivers exactly that—fast, modern, and made for guests who want their yacht to feel as exciting as the itinerary.