Full-beam master
The width of the yacht amidships, with windows on both sides, a private en-suite and a quiet blue-and-cream palette.
Azimut 68 · Croatian Adriatic
Pangea
A private week on the Dalmatian coast — eight guests, two crew, and the islands of Croatia at your own pace.
01 — The Experience
Your own corner
of the Adriatic
Pangea is a crewed Azimut Fly 68 — a fast, elegant flybridge motor yacht built for the kind of week you remember for years. Wake to a hidden cove off Hvar, swim before breakfast, cruise to lunch in Vis, and watch the sun drop behind the Pakleni islands from the flybridge. A captain who knows every bay and a hostess who looks after every detail. You bring the company; we take care of the rest.
02 — At a Glance
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03 — On Deck
Space to spread out
04 — Why Pangea
What makes her special
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Full-beam master
A 5.2-metre-wide owner's cabin with panoramic hull windows and the sea at eye level.
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Expansive flybridge
The social heart of the yacht — dining, a wet bar and sunbeds under an extending hardtop.
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Fast, comfortable cruising
Twin 1,000 hp Volvo IPS carry you to Hvar or Vis at 27–28 knots — and a Seakeeper 18 gyro holds her steady, under way and at anchor.
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Crew who know the coast
A local captain and hostess who know the hidden bays, the best konobas, and how to read the day.
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Toys for every mood
A Pirelli X350 tender, a Seabob F5S and a stand-up paddle board turn every anchorage into an afternoon.
05 — Explore the Deck
Find your spot
Hover or tap the markers to explore each space.
- Swim platform & toys — Teak swim platform with the Pirelli X350 tender, a Seabob F5S and a stand-up paddle board.
- Aft dining — Shaded alfresco dining for eight, beside the sea.
- Flybridge — Dining, wet bar and sunbeds under the hardtop.
- Foredeck lounge — A private bow sunpad and forward settee.
- Salon & dining — A bright main-deck lounge opening onto the cockpit.
- Enclosed galley & helm — A closed galley by the lower helm, with stairs down to the cabins.
- Full-beam master — The owner's cabin amidships, the full width of the hull.
- VIP & guest cabins — A forward VIP and two further guest cabins below.
06 — The Layout
General arrangement
The Azimut Fly 68's three deck plans — the flybridge above, the enclosed-galley main deck, and the four cabins and crew quarters below. Tap any plan to study it in detail.
07 — Water Toys
The sea is the playground
- Pirelli X350 tender
- Seabob F5S
- Stand-up paddle board
- Snorkelling gear
- Inflatable sea toys
- Wakeboard & towables
08 — Below & Inside
Light, calm, contemporary
Below decks, four en-suite cabins sleep eight in pale oak and cream: a full-beam master amidships, a VIP forward in the bow, and two further guest cabins — one twin, one double.
VIP cabin
Right forward in the bow, a double bed set between hull windows on either side, en-suite.
Double guest
A double with its own wardrobe, hull window and en-suite, finished in pale oak and cream.
Twin guest
Two single beds either side of a shared nightstand — the flexible cabin for friends or children, en-suite.
09 — The Cruising Ground
The spots you
can visit
From the home base at Split (Marina Lav), central Dalmatia opens up — a tight cluster of islands, walled towns and hidden coves, most within an easy cruise. These are the marquee places a week aboard can reach.
Marquee spots
Split & Trogir Base
The Roman harbour cities where every charter begins and ends.
Šolta
The closest island escape — quiet inlets and a long lunch at anchor.
Brač · Bol Zlatni Rat
The golden-horn beach and the climb up Vidova Gora.
Hvar Town
A buzzing waterfront, a hilltop fortress and Croatia's liveliest evenings.
Pakleni Islands
A scatter of islets off Hvar with the clearest swimming water around.
Stari Grad
Hvar's ancient harbour and the UNESCO-listed plain behind it.
Vis
The Adriatic's most far-flung inhabited island — wild bays and great seafood.
Komiža
A fishing village on Vis's western shore, gateway to the outer islets.
Biševo Blue Cave
The luminous Blue Cave, best reached early before the day boats arrive.
Stiniva
A near-enclosed pebble cove on Vis, reachable only from the water.
Korčula
A walled medieval town said to be Marco Polo's, ringed by vineyards.
Pelješac · Orebić
A long peninsula of red-wine cellars and sheltered channel anchorages.
Area you can cover
A guide to how far is comfortable, not a fixed boundary — every real route is tailored and arranged with your captain around your dates and pace.
10 — Your Week Aboard
Routes through
the islands
Every itinerary is tailored to you — contact us for a personalised South-Croatia route. Longer charters, and routes beyond Dalmatia, can be arranged on request.
The route our guests love most
Embark in Split · a 7-night Dalmatian loop — every itinerary tailored to you.
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Split — Hvar
Board in Split and cruise to Hvar — a first swim off the Pakleni Islands, then the liveliest waterfront in the Adriatic.
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Hvar — Vis
West to Vis, the Adriatic's most remote inhabited island — Komiža, Stiniva beach and the best fish in Croatia.
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Vis — Lastovo
On to Lastovo, a protected nature park of empty bays, dark skies and barely another boat in sight.
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Lastovo — Mljet
To Mljet's national park — two saltwater lakes, deep pine forest and the islet monastery in the middle.
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Mljet — Korčula
Marco Polo's walled town, vineyards, and a sunset cruise through the Pelješac channel.
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Korčula — Stari Grad
Back north to Stari Grad, Hvar's ancient harbour and the UNESCO-listed plain behind it.
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Stari Grad — Brač · Lučice
A short hop to Brač and the pine-fringed cove of Lučice for a final long swim.
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Brač — Split
A leisurely morning cruise back to Split, breakfast aboard, and farewell.
Sample route
A relaxed shorter loop
An easy-going example for a few unhurried days near base — illustrative only.
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Trogir — Embark
Board, find your cabins and slip out to a sheltered bay for a first swim and dinner aboard.
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Šolta — Coves
A short hop to Šolta's quiet inlets — a long lunch at anchor and an afternoon in the water.
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Brač — Bol
The famous Zlatni Rat beach, a stroll ashore, and sundowners back on the flybridge.
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Split — Disembark
A relaxed morning cruise back to base and breakfast aboard before farewell.
Sample route
A further-afield route
An example reaching the outer islands for those with more time — illustrative only.
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Split — Embark
Board and cruise out toward the open channel, anchoring for a first quiet evening aboard.
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Hvar — Town & bays
The Pakleni islands by day, the buzz of Hvar town by night.
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Vis — Outpost
The most far-flung inhabited island — wild bays, great seafood, and the Blue Cave nearby.
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Lastovo — Remote
One of the Adriatic's least-visited islands — dark skies, empty coves and total calm.
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Korčula — Old town
A walled medieval town and the vineyards of the Pelješac peninsula.
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Mljet — National park
Saltwater lakes, pine forest and a slow day in a protected national park.
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Split — Disembark
A final long cruise back to base, breakfast aboard, and farewell.
Sample routes are illustrative — your captain will plan a personalised South-Croatia week around your dates and pace.
Experience Croatia's most beautiful bays, in pure luxury.
11 — The Film
Seventy-one seconds aboard
Shot on board by the crew — engines, water and light. Sound on.
12 — Charter & Pricing
Charter details
From
€30,000/ week
By season: €30,000 (Apr · May · Oct) · €33,000 (Jun · Sep) · €35,000 (Jul · Aug).
APA Plus an Advance Provisioning Allowance of 35% of the charter fee, covering fuel, food, drinks and harbour fees.
VAT Plus 13% Croatian VAT.
Request a tailored proposalIncluded
- Professional captain & hostess
- Use of the yacht and all onboard amenities
- Pirelli X350 tender, Seabob F5S & water toys
- Starlink high-speed WiFi
- Seakeeper 18 gyro stabiliser
- Fresh linens & daily housekeeping
- Concierge help with restaurants & activities
Not included
- Fuel for yacht & tender (via APA)
- Food, drinks & provisioning (via APA)
- Harbour & marina fees (via APA)
- VAT
- Crew gratuity (at your discretion)
Season & availability. Available for private charter April–October. Embarkation from Split (Marina Lav). Weeks book early for July and August — enquire with your preferred dates.
13 — Your Crew
Looked after, every day
Captain
Mateo
A local Dalmatian captain with years on this coast — he knows every bay, channel and hidden anchorage.
Yachtmaster 500 GT · STCW · GMDSS & ARPA certified
Hostess
Tea Perić
Your hostess looks after the galley, the table and the small details — fresh local provisioning and meals to your taste.
Croatian, English & Italian
On board
Dining, your way
Half of any charter is the table. Your hostess plans menus around you and provisions fresh from local markets — long lunches at anchor, sundowners on the flybridge, and dinners ashore in the konobas the crew know best.
14 — Gallery
Pangea in pictures
15 — Enquire
Plan your week
aboard Pangea
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