Gulet SMART SPIRIT
Custom gulet elegance in Croatian waters, led by an exceptional crew
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About Gulet SMART SPIRIT
SMART SPIRIT is a custom gulet that distils the romance of Adriatic sailing into seven unforgettable days. Built in 2004 yet refined with contemporary finishes, she balances classical wooden lines with genuine modern comfort. Based from Trogir, she serves as your floating base for exploring the Dalmatian coast, from the walled beauty of Dubrovnik to the pine-clad islands of Hvar.
Her aft deck is purposefully designed for alfresco living, with shaded dining and lounging areas where the sea breeze meets conversation. The foredeck offers a quieter sunbathing sanctuary overlooking crystalline Adriatic waters. Below, a spacious saloon and adjacent dining area accommodate all eight guests with genuine comfort rather than compromise.
The four double cabins (one with a king bed, three with doubles) provide private retreats after days of exploration. Your crew of six, led by Captain Onjegin Fabris with nearly two decades of Adriatic expertise and Chef Dalibor Kimcetic whose culinary background spans embassies and five-star establishments, transforms daily routines into moments of genuine care and refined hospitality.
Highlights
- •Crewed service with an accomplished chef trained across Europe's finest hotels
- •Gulet craftsmanship paired with contemporary comfort and full air-conditioning
- •Flexibility to visit Trogir, Split, Hvar, Dubrovnik, and the lesser-known islands between
- •Accommodates eight guests across four private cabins, ideal for families or small groups
The Charter Experience
Mornings begin with breakfast on deck as your crew sets course for hidden coves and ancient coastal towns. Snorkelling, swimming, and leisurely lunches punctuate unhurried days; evenings see Chef Dalibor's modern interpretation of Serbian and international cuisine arrive at table as the sun descends over the horizon. Captain Onjegin curates your route based on weather, your interests, and an intimate knowledge of where mass tourism does not reach. This is slow travel in its truest form, where discovery feels organic rather than orchestrated.
Suggested Itinerary
A typical seven-day charter departs from the medieval port of Trogir, cruising south toward the Elaphiti Islands for sheltered anchorages and snorkelling. Days three and four focus on the Makarska Riviera and Peninsula, where dramatic limestone cliffs meet turquoise shallows. You'll reach Dubrovnik's walled old town by day five, anchoring offshore to explore its marble streets at leisure. The return journey westward calls at Hvar and quieter islands, allowing time for spontaneous discoveries your crew knows well.
Specifications
29.0 m
8
4
8
Monohull
2004
8 kn
4