ALMISSA

Almissa is a 40.04-metre custom steel motor yacht built in Croatia in 2017, flagged in Croatia and operating domestically within the Adriatic. She is a full-displacement vessel with a maximum speed of 10 knots, built to a specification that prioritises capacity over speed. With 19 cabins across a 40-guest configuration, she occupies an unusual position in the charter market — closer in character to a small cruise ship than a private superyacht.

Almissa is designed for large group and event charters, accommodating up to 40 guests across her 19 cabins with a crew of 7. Her primary charter regions are Croatia and Montenegro, making her a purpose-built option for Adriatic island-hopping with a sizeable party. She suits corporate groups, large family gatherings, or event-based charters where headcount and cabin volume are the primary criteria. She is not suited to guests seeking the personal service ratios of a private yacht, high speeds, or charter itineraries beyond the Adriatic.

Built as a custom vessel without a named designer, Almissa's character is defined by her capacity and operational practicality. A steel hull of this construction is well suited to the sheltered waters of the Croatian coast. Amenities include air conditioning, a BBQ, satellite TV, Wi-Fi, and an outdoor shower — a functional rather than luxury fitout.

Water sports available include kayaks, paddleboards, a jet ski, a Seabob, inflatable water toys, and fishing and snorkelling equipment. The selection is appropriate for a vessel of this type, supporting group recreation during port and anchorage stops along the Dalmatian coast. For parties who need to accommodate a large number of guests within an Adriatic charter itinerary, Almissa provides practical capacity that few vessels of her footprint can match.

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