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Marea
The salon and dining table aboard Marea after the winter refit, polished wood with daylight from the side windows

The yacht

Marea

Eighteen metres, three cabins, up to 16 guests for a day on the water and six sleeping aboard. She came out of a full refit over the winter of 2025–26 — cabins, salon, galley and the navigation on the bridge — and she has had the same captain since 2019, which matters more to how a day goes than any line on a specification sheet.

Specification

Length18 metres
CabinsThree
Guests, day charterUp to 16
Guests, overnightSix
CrewCaptain and steward, included
Home berthPorto Montenegro, Tivat
RefitWinter 2025–26
SeasonMay to October

The 2026 refit

Both inside and out. New upholstery on the sofas and cabin beds, new mattresses, restitched curtains, a rebuilt galley and salon, a new coffee machine and new speakers. Outside, the hull was polished and the navigation on the bridge replaced.

The point of the refit was not to change what the boat is. She is a comfortable motor yacht for a group that wants a day or a week on the water, not a floating hotel suite — and the work went into the things you actually touch.

The master cabin aboard Marea after the refit, made up in white linen with light from the hull windows

On board

  • The stern grill

    Sea bream, tiger prawns, vegetables, cooked at anchor while you are in the water. It is the centre of most days aboard.

  • Water toys

    SUP boards, snorkelling masks, an underwater scooter, inflatable loungers. All included, nothing charged extra.

  • The bow deck

    An open platform with mattresses at the front of the boat. Guests end up here at golden hour without being told to.

  • Sound

    Bluetooth speakers on deck and in the cabins. Your playlist, not ours.

  • Three cabins

    Six berths after the refit, with air conditioning that runs at anchor.

  • Shade

    A canopy over the aft deck. In July that is not a detail, it is the difference between staying out and going in.

What comes with the boat

Included

  • the yacht Marea with captain and steward
  • fuel within the route
  • a welcome drink — prosecco or non-alcoholic
  • insurance for every passenger
  • SUP boards, snorkelling masks, an underwater scooter
  • inflatable loungers and water toys
  • Bluetooth speakers for your own playlist
  • towels, ice, water, fruit
  • the berth at Porto Montenegro, no port fees

Not included

  • food — lunch or snacks on request, at cost
  • alcohol beyond the welcome drink
  • port fees at the Kotor and Herceg Novi marinas

Aboard

What she costs

Price
DurationPrice
4 hours€2,600
6 hours€2,800
8 hours€3,000
12 hours€3,200
24 hours€4,000
2–5 night€3,400 / night
7 nights€21,000

Rates are for the whole yacht, captain and crew included, not per person.

7 nights

€21,000

The weekly rate works out at €3,000 a night against €3,400 on shorter voyages — €2,800 less across the seven.

per night
€3,000
7 nights
€2,800

Come and see her

Send your dates. In season we reply within two hours and the route is drawn with you the evening before you sail.

What people usually ask

How big is Marea?

Eighteen metres, with three cabins. She takes up to 16 guests for a day charter and six sleeping aboard, because six is the number of berths.

When was she refitted?

Over the winter of 2025–26. Cabins, salon and galley inside; polished hull and new bridge navigation outside.

Is there air conditioning?

Yes, in the cabins, and it runs at anchor as well as under way.

What water equipment is on board?

SUP boards, snorkelling masks, an underwater scooter and inflatable loungers, all included in the charter price rather than rented on the day.

Is food cooked on board?

The grill on the stern does most of it. A private chef can be added for €300 if you would rather not think about it at all.

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