Life Is Good | 45m 6-Cabin 12-Guest Motor Sailer Charter

About the yacht

Discover Life Is Good

Life Is Good yacht charter centres on a 45-metre Motor Sailer, launched in 2022 and based in Split, Croatia. It combines classic elegance with modern comfort, creating a setting for guests who value both the vessel's character and a considered charter experience.

Accommodation is arranged for up to 12 guests in six cabins: two Large Master Cabins, two VIP Cabins and two Fully Convertible Twin Cabins. Sea views, en-suite facilities and convertible twin cabins support different group arrangements during a charter on board.

45-metre Motor Sailer
Launched in 2022
Six cabins for 12 guests
Split home port

Measured Motor Sailer Scale

The 45-metre length and 9-metre beam create a substantial Motor Sailer profile for charter groups, combining the measured scale of the vessel with its classic-elegance and modern-comfort positioning.

Flexible Cabin Arrangement

Six cabins host up to 12 guests, pairing two Large Master Cabins and two VIP Cabins with two Fully Convertible Twin Cabins for flexible sleeping arrangements.

Broad Water Activity Choice

Water time can include jet skiing, water skiing, stand-up paddleboarding, seabob riding, kayaking, canoeing, snorkeling gear and fishing gear, giving guests a broad activity selection.

Eastern Mediterranean Stops

Split places the charter within the Eastern Mediterranean, where Dubrovnik, Trogir, Hvar, Sibenik, Bol (Brac Island) and Mljet feature among the named cruising stops for route planning.

Accommodation

Cabins Designed for Your Group

Explore the onboard cabin layout and sleeping arrangements to understand how your group can be accommodated.

12 maximum guests6 guest cabins

Will this cabin arrangement suit your group?

Share your group size and preferred sleeping arrangements in your enquiry so the team can check suitability.

On board

Life Aboard Life Is Good

Cabin Comfort

En-suite facilities
Sea views
Convertible twin cabins

Water Activities

Jet skiing
Water skiing
Stand-up paddleboarding
Seabob riding
Kayaking
Canoeing
Snorkeling gear
Fishing gear

Charter rates

Understanding the Cost of Your Charter

The weekly charter rate covers the vessel, equipment in working order, tools, stores, cleaning materials, basic consumables, linen laundry, crew wages, uniforms and vessel insurance. Fuel, port fees and provisions are handled through APA, which may affect the final cost.

Indicative rates, pending final confirmation

From €71,000 per week

Rates are indicative and subject to availability.

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Common Pricing Questions

Is VAT included in the rate?

VAT at 13% is charged on top of the base rate for Life Is Good. Your quotation confirms the rate that applies to your charter.

What is APA?

APA stands for Advance Provisioning Allowance, an amount paid ahead of the charter towards running costs such as food, drinks, fuel and port fees. Any unspent balance is normally returned. The guideline for Life Is Good is 30% of the charter fee.

Is there a damage deposit?

Your quotation confirms whether a damage deposit applies. Where one does, it is separate from the charter fee and is normally returned after the charter.

What can change the final price?

Season, charter length, itinerary, food and drinks, port fees and any active offers all affect the final figure.

How do we get an exact price?

Send your preferred dates and group size. We confirm availability and itemise the costs in a quotation before you commit.

Where you can sail

Eastern Mediterranean Cruising

Split is the home port for an Eastern Mediterranean charter that may incorporate Dubrovnik, Trogir, Hvar, Sibenik, Bol (Brac Island) and Mljet. These named stops bring old towns, beaches, historic landmarks, national-park scenery and water-sport settings into one regional choice.

Routes are possibilities, not a fixed day-by-day plan. The final route depends on weather, trip duration and charter terms.

Dubrovnik

Ancient city walls, marble-paved old-town streets, Rector's Palace and beaches give Dubrovnik a rich historic and coastal character.

Best for: Historic streets and beaches

Sample itinerary

Routes from Split can be adjusted to suit guest preferences, using Dubrovnik, Trogir, Hvar, Sibenik, Bol (Brac Island) and Mljet as possible stops within the Eastern Mediterranean.

Day 1: Split Split serves as the charter home port, with the Eastern Mediterranean itinerary open to a selection of Croatian stops.
Day 2: Dubrovnik Dubrovnik's old town is surrounded by ancient city walls and sits on the Adriatic Sea, with marble-paved streets, Rector's Palace and beaches.
Day 3: Trogir Trogir's old town brings intricate stone carvings and Venetian architecture, alongside the Cathedral of St. Lawrence, Kamerlengo Fortress and beaches.
Day 4: Hvar Hvar offers lavender fields, beaches and nightlife, plus an old town with Hvar Fortress, the Franciscan Monastery, coves and bays.
Day 5: Sibenik Sibenik combines medieval streets, the Cathedral of St James and access towards Krka National Park, whose waterfalls add a natural focus.
Day 6: Bol (Brac Island) Bol (Brac Island) has beaches, clear waters and windsurfing conditions, as well as the Dominican Monastery, Bol Marina and Zlatni Rat beach.
Day 7: Mljet Mljet brings saltwater lakes, abundant greenery and national-park landscapes, creating a tranquil alternative to busier tourist hubs in Croatia.

Good to know

Frequently Asked Questions About Life Is Good

Concise answers about this yacht. Final details are confirmed with your quotation.

What does the charter fee include?

The charter fee includes the vessel, equipment in working order, tools, stores, cleaning materials, basic consumables, linen laundry, crew wages, uniforms and vessel insurance. Fuel, port fees and provisions are deducted from APA. Additional funds may be needed if APA does not cover expenses.

How many guests and cabins are there?

Life Is Good accommodates up to 12 guests in six cabins. The layout has two Large Master Cabins, two VIP Cabins and two Fully Convertible Twin Cabins. Sea views, en-suite facilities and convertible twin cabins feature in the accommodation.

Where is Life Is Good based?

Life Is Good is based in Split, Croatia. The Eastern Mediterranean cruising area names Dubrovnik, Trogir, Hvar, Sibenik, Bol (Brac Island) and Mljet as possible stops. These destinations support a route shaped around the home port.

Can the charter route be adjusted?

Yes, the charter route can be adjusted around Split and the named Eastern Mediterranean stops. Discuss preferred places, including Dubrovnik, Trogir, Hvar, Sibenik, Bol (Brac Island) or Mljet, when making an enquiry. Final routing depends on the charter plan.

How do I check availability and book?

Contact Yacht Cloud to request a quote and discuss charter dates for Life Is Good. A booking enquiry can cover current availability, preferred routing and next steps. Rates are indicative and subject to availability, so request details before confirming plans.

Plan your charter

Request a Quote for Life Is Good

Tell us when you would like to travel and how many guests are joining. Yacht Cloud can review suitable dates, arrangements and pricing before you decide whether to proceed. Submitting an enquiry does not confirm a booking.

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Life Is Good, 6 Cabin Motor Sailer

Discover Life Is Good

Measured Motor Sailer Scale

Flexible Cabin Arrangement

Broad Water Activity Choice

Eastern Mediterranean Stops

Cabins Designed for Your Group

Will this cabin arrangement suit your group?

Life Aboard Life Is Good

Cabin Comfort

Water Activities

Understanding the Cost of Your Charter

Common Pricing Questions

Eastern Mediterranean Cruising

Dubrovnik

Trogir

Hvar

Sibenik

Bol (Brac Island)

Mljet

Frequently Asked Questions About Life Is Good

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