Katina

There are yachts, and then there is Katina—the floating embodiment of Adriatic allure, where understated opulence meets unapologetic grandeur. Built by the storied Brodosplit shipyard, Katina was conceived not merely as a vessel but as an experience: a stage set for unforgettable charters along Croatia’s shimmering coastline. She wasn’t just built to be admired—she was built to host, to entertain, to astonish.

From the moment you step aboard, the atmosphere suggests something rare: a yacht designed not around ego, but around hospitality. The layout is remarkably thoughtful—expansive enough for a cocktail soirée that lingers until the stars appear, yet intimate enough for families seeking moments of quiet connection. This is a place where champagne glasses clink and children’s laughter echoes down mahogany corridors.

The interiors, by designer Ali Getz, offer a visual dialogue between shadow and light. Satin-finished oak meets the gloss of rich walnut, while creamy leathers and plush textures soften the edges with an inviting, tactile warmth. The main saloon flows like a circular embrace—part chic lounge, part sanctuary. There’s a bar, naturally. And next to it, a formal dining room fit for twelve, where candlelight flickers against fine crystal and the Adriatic horizon glows just beyond the windows.

But Katina is more than just mood. She’s muscle and precision. With room for 12 guests across six convertible staterooms—each one capable of transforming into king doubles or twin rooms—there’s flexibility without compromise. The two VIP suites toward the bow are lavishly outfitted with bathtubs and rain showers, while the four guest cabins aft surprise with private balconies that fold open like secret wings, perfect for a sunrise espresso or a golden-hour aperitif.

Above deck, life continues in sun-drenched serenity. A Jacuzzi bubbles lazily as the coastline glides by. Two full-service bars stand at attention, ready to deliver everything from fresh-pressed juices to vintage rosé. A large elevator sweeps through the levels like a whisper, ensuring ease without ostentation. Inside, the amenities flirt with indulgence: a gym for morning rituals, a sauna for sunset detox, and a cinematic suite of on-demand movies and music for those rare, rainy afternoons.

Of course, Katina wouldn’t be complete without her crew—a handpicked team of ten, whose job it is to make you forget what day it is and remember what it feels like to be genuinely cared for. From orchestrating seamless adventures on the water to turning down your sheets just the way you like, their quiet choreography transforms service into something near art.

In the world of superyacht charters, volume often vies with style, and design with comfort. But aboard Katina, these contrasts dissolve. What remains is a singular sensation—of space, serenity, and sheer possibility. The Adriatic never looked so good.