Motor Sailer
Dalmatino
Split, Croatia
12 guests · 6 cabins · 44m
From €68,010 /week
Maxita, 6 Cabin Motor Sailer
Split, Croatia
Guests
12
Cabins
6
Length
39 m
Built
2024
The Yacht
Overview
Maxita yacht charter introduces a 39-metre Motor Sailer launched in 2024 and based in Split, Croatia. Designed for travellers seeking both luxury and adventure, she combines elegant surroundings with a setting for time spent on the Adriatic. Her 8-metre beam supports a generous onboard footprint for a private group.
Accommodation welcomes up to 12 guests in a master, a VIP and four twin ensuite cabins. Days can centre on the sun deck and jacuzzi, while an open-air cinema, fully equipped BBQ and well-stocked bar shape time together. Jet ski, SeaBob and paddleboards extend the choice on the water.
Highlights
- 39-metre Motor Sailer
- Launched in 2024
- Accommodation for up to 12 guests
- Split, Croatia home port
- Open-air cinema and jacuzzi
Why Maxita
Why Charter Maxita
Space for Twelve
Six cabins accommodate up to 12 guests, comprising a master, a VIP and four twin ensuite cabins. The layout suits families or friends travelling together.
Deckside Evenings
The sun deck combines an open-air cinema, fully equipped BBQ and well-stocked bar. Together, these features set the scene for films, dining and drinks on board.
Water Toy Choice
A jet ski, SeaBob, waterskis, wakeboard, e-foil, Ringo and paddleboards provide varied ways to use time on the water for active breaks during charter.
Named Route Stops
From Split, a charter can take in the Eastern Mediterranean, including Dubrovnik, Trogir, Hvar, Sibenik, Bol (Brac Island) and Mljet as named route possibilities for guests.
On Board
Amenities
Comfort
- Sun deck
- Onboard jacuzzi
- Ensuite cabins
On Deck
- Open-air cinema
- Fully equipped BBQ
- Well-stocked bar
Water Fun
- Jet ski
- SeaBob water toy
- Ringo water toy
Board Sports
- Waterskis water toy
- Wakeboard water toy
- E-foil water toy
- Paddleboards water toy
Where You'll Sail
Sample Itinerary
Departing from Split, this sample route brings together Dubrovnik, Trogir, Hvar, Sibenik, Bol (Brac Island) and Mljet. The sequence is flexible and can be adjusted around the places that interest your group.
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Day 1: Split
Begin in Split, the home port for Maxita, and discuss how the charter route can reflect the stops your group prefers.
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Day 2: Dubrovnik
Explore Dubrovnik’s marble-paved old town, ancient city walls and beaches, with time to visit the 15th-century Rector's Palace.
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Day 3: Trogir
Trogir offers an old town with intricate stone carvings and Venetian architecture, plus the 13th-century Cathedral of St. Lawrence.
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Day 4: Hvar
Hvar brings lavender fields, beaches and vibrant nightlife, alongside an old town with the 16th-century Hvar Fortress and Gothic-style Franciscan Monastery.
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Day 5: Sibenik
Sibenik combines medieval streets with the Cathedral of St James, while Krka National Park adds waterfalls beyond the town.
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Day 6: Bol (Brac Island)
Bol (Brac Island) is known for beaches, crystal-clear waters and windsurfing conditions, with the 15th-century Dominican Monastery and 17th-century Bol Marina.
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Day 7: Mljet
Mljet offers a national park with saltwater lakes and greenery, paired with unspoiled landscapes and a relaxed atmosphere.
Cruising Area
Explore the Route
From Split, Maxita explores the Dalmatian Coast — Split, Brač, Hvar, Vis, Korčula and more. Use the map to explore route ideas and charter stops.
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Marker meaningsDeparture Port Home port
Split
Dalmatia's charter capital — Diocletian's Roman palace at the quayside and fast access to the central islands.
Best for: First-time charters, easy flights, island-hopping starts.
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Pricing & Availability
From €61,010 to €79,000 per week
The weekly charter rate covers the vessel, equipment, tools, stores, cleaning materials, basic consumable stores, ship's linen laundry, crew wages, uniforms and vessel insurance. Fuel, port fees and provisions are deducted from the APA. Overall costs depend on expenses incurred during the charter.
APA: 30%
Rates are indicative and subject to availability.
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Good to Know
Frequently Asked Questions
What does the charter rate include?
The charter rate covers the vessel, equipment, tools, stores, cleaning materials, basic consumable stores, ship's linen laundry, crew wages, uniforms and vessel insurance. Fuel, port fees and provisions are deducted from the APA. Additional funds may be required if the APA does not cover expenses.
How many guests and cabins does Maxita accommodate?
Maxita accommodates up to 12 guests in six cabins. The layout combines a master, a VIP and four twin ensuite cabins. It provides private accommodation for groups travelling with family members or close friends on board.
Where is Maxita based and where can it sail?
Maxita is based in Split, Croatia, and can sail within the Eastern Mediterranean. Named stops include Dubrovnik, Trogir, Hvar, Sibenik, Bol (Brac Island) and Mljet. Your charter can begin from its Split home port.
Can we adjust the charter route?
Yes, the route can be adjusted around the places your group prefers. A charter from Split can include named stops such as Dubrovnik, Trogir, Hvar, Sibenik, Bol (Brac Island) and Mljet. Discuss your preferred places when planning.
How do I check availability and book?
Contact Yacht Cloud to request a quote and discuss your charter dates for Maxita. Rates are indicative and subject to availability. The enquiry can also cover your preferred route, including the named Eastern Mediterranean stops from Split.
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