Symphony: Who Is This 30-Guest Croatia Cruiser Yacht Best For?
A 30-guest yacht solves problems smaller charters can't. Here's who Symphony is really built for, and how to position her to the right client.

5 New Motor Yachts Just Joined the Via Croatia Fleet
Five new motor yachts and a power catamaran have joined Via Croatia's fleet: Azimut 78, Azimut 72 Fly II, Azimut 78 Fly II, Azimut Magellano 66, and Leopard 53 Power. Here's what to know.
Via Croatia·Jul 27, 2026One of the most consistent challenges in selling yacht charters is matching the right vessel to the right group. A couple celebrating an anniversary needs something entirely different from a family of eight. A small group of friends who want performance and Italian design has different expectations from a pair of clients who want absolute privacy and the ability to slip into bays a larger vessel cannot reach.
The five new motor yachts joining the Via Croatia fleet this season expand the range of what we can offer across every client profile: from high-performance flybridge motor yachts designed for couples and small groups, to an elegant long-range explorer for clients who want silence and comfort above speed, to a power catamaran that reaches the places nothing else can. Each vessel has its own personality, its own price point, and its own ideal client. Here is everything you need to know.
The Azimut 78 "Viva" is the newest vessel in the group, built in 2022 and carrying the interior signature of Achille Salvagni Architetti, one of the most celebrated Italian design studios working in the marine sector. At 79 feet, she accommodates up to 8 guests across 4 cabins with a crew of 3.
The standout feature is the foredeck sun lounge, positioned beneath a retractable glass sunroof that opens the space completely in good weather and provides shade on demand. It is a design detail that makes a genuine difference to how the forward area of the yacht is used: not just for sunbathing, but as a proper outdoor lounge that adapts to the conditions. The full-beam flybridge adds a further level with sun pads, lounge seating, and a wet bar. The spacious aft cockpit with dining area completes the picture: three distinct outdoor zones, each with a different character and a different reason to spend time there.
Charter rate: $54,000 to $60,000 per week.
The Azimut 72 Fly II "Relax of Croatia" is the entry point of the new motor yacht additions at $27,600 per week in low season, and it offers something that no specification sheet can fully capture: an exceptional crew.
Led by Captain Klaris and his son Mate, the vessel runs on the kind of genuine warmth and personal hospitality that turns a charter week from comfortable into memorable. The captain's culinary talent is specifically noted in the vessel's own description, which means that the onboard dining experience is not just catered but genuinely cooked by someone who cares about what arrives at the table. For clients who value the human dimension of a charter as much as the vessel specs, Relax of Croatia delivers it.
The vessel itself is an elegant 75-foot Azimut 72 Fly accommodating 8 guests across 4 cabins. The flybridge, sun-protected bow lounge, bright main salon, and al fresco dining area provide the core outdoor and indoor spaces. Six water sports and entertainment options keep active guests engaged. The 2-person crew ratio is supplemented by the captain's personal investment in every guest's experience, which changes the dynamic considerably from what the numbers alone suggest.
She is recommended for families, couples, romantic charters, small groups, and yachting enthusiasts.
Charter rate: $27,600 to $37,200 per week.
The Azimut 78 Fly II "Concord's 6" is the performance vessel of the new additions. Built in 2021 and adorned with elegant teak and Italian design throughout, Concord's 6 cruises at 26 knots, the fastest in this new group, and is equipped with cutting-edge stabilizers for a smooth passage at that speed.
At 79 feet with 4 cabins and 8 guests, the vessel matches Viva in size but has a completely different character. Where Viva leads with design and outdoor living spaces, Concord's 6 leads with performance and water toy integration: 2x SeaBob, wakeboard, a hydraulic swim platform, a cocktail bar on the flybridge, and an ice maker. Twelve yacht highlights in total make this one of the most feature-rich vessels in the mid-size motor yacht category.
The 4-person crew for 8 guests is the best crew-to-guest ratio of any vessel in this new group, meaning the standard of service and attention is elevated accordingly. The premium lighting, climate control throughout, and bow lounge complete a vessel that is built for clients who want the full package: Italian elegance, serious performance, and a crew that outnumbers the standard.
She is recommended for families, couples, romantic charters, small groups, and yachting enthusiasts.
Charter rate: $54,000 to $63,600 per week.
The Azimut Magellano 66 "Princess M" is the most distinctive vessel in this new group, and the one that will appeal to the most specific type of client. Where the Azimut Fly yachts lead with speed and performance, the Magellano 66 is built around a Navetta-style philosophy: long-range efficiency, whisper-quiet cruising, and the kind of space-to-guest ratio that makes a week aboard feel genuinely unhurried.
The Navetta concept prioritises the main deck as a luminous sanctuary: sweeping windows flood the day zone with natural light, and a clever layout separates guest and crew areas completely so that privacy is structural rather than managed. Below deck, a master cabin and three stylish guest cabins provide the overnight spaces. Up top, the flybridge with its relaxed stern lounge and the versatile aft cockpit, which shifts between a dining space and a quiet retreat, are the defining outdoor zones.
The advanced stabilizer system ensures a smooth, serene cruising experience regardless of conditions. For clients who have been on performance yachts before and want something that moves at a more considered pace through the islands, arriving rested rather than exhilarated, Princess M is the answer. The name fits the philosophy.
She is recommended for couples, families, romantic charters, small groups, and yachting enthusiasts.
Charter rate: $30,600 to $41,040 per week.
The Leopard 53 Power "Good Vibes" is a different kind of addition entirely. At 49 feet and built in 2021, it is the smallest vessel of the five in terms of length, but the catamaran format changes what that means practically: the wide beam delivers interior volume and deck space that many 65-foot monohulls cannot match, and the shallow draft allows access to bays and anchorages that no other vessel in the Via Croatia fleet can reach.
Good Vibes is configured in the sought-after owner's layout, with a full-beam master suite that spans an entire hull, two further en-suite double cabins, and accommodation for up to 6 guests. For couples or a group of three pairs, this is a private vessel experience at a price point, starting from $19,800 per week, that makes a crewed charter accessible to a wider range of clients than the rest of the fleet.
The flybridge serves as the primary outdoor living space: large, social, and positioned for 360-degree views across the Adriatic. The single-level salon and aft cockpit flow together seamlessly. The twin Yanmar engines provide efficient, quiet passage between islands. The 2-person crew handles navigation and service for a group where the low guest count means the ratio of attention is still genuinely high.
For clients who prioritise privacy, the ability to reach untouched bays, and the particular stability of a catamaran on open water over the speed or amenities of a larger monohull, Good Vibes is the most compelling option in the new fleet. The name is earned.
She is recommended for couples and small groups seeking luxury, romance, and yachting.
Charter rate: $19,800 to $31,200 per week.
Five vessels, five different answers to the same question: what does the ideal private charter week on the Adriatic look like?
If your clients want the most distinctive Italian design and the foredeck sunroof experience, Viva is the answer.
If they want a personal, warm crew and honest value at the entry point of this price range, Relax of Croatia delivers it.
If they want performance, speed, and the best crew-to-guest ratio in the group, Concord's 6 is the right choice.
If they want silence, space, and a vessel that cruises at the pace the Dalmatian islands deserve, Princess M is the one.
And if they want access to the places nobody else reaches, catamaran stability, and a genuinely private experience for four to six guests, Good Vibes is in a category of its own.
All five are available for the current and upcoming season, paired with Via Croatia's full itinerary offer including Dalmatia: The Art of Island Hopping, Signature Croatia Afloat & Ashore, and Croatia: Multi-Gen Seafaring.
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