Adri Superyacht

Fuel consumption of 140 litres an hour is the figure that says most about Adri, a 149ft (45m) superyacht from Custom Made whose pace on passage is measured rather than fast.

Where she cruises

Split is her home port and her cruising stays within Croatia, so a party joins her and leaves her in the same country, with July and August the height of her season.

Accommodation and crew

Six cabins sleep twelve guests overnight, and twelve is also the most she carries by day, which means the party that sleeps aboard is the largest party she takes. A crew of seven look after those twelve, and a PlayStation 5 travels with her for gaming.

Comfort under way

Built in 2024, Adri cruises at 10 knots with 12 knots in reserve, and the difference between the two is small, a gentle pace whichever her captain chooses.

On deck

An outdoor cinema puts a film screen in the open air, and the swim platform is the plain route into the sea, a step down from the deck and straight into the water. She carries a gym as well, for keeping up a routine while aboard.

Water toys

An e-foil is the item to notice among her seven kinds of toy, and it is joined by two Seadoo jet skis that take two riders out at the same time, two Seabobs, water skis and a doughnut for towing behind the boat, and snorkelling gear for the water below the surface. A drone and a set of mini sea golf go with her too, and a 21ft Ris Marine tender carries the party ashore and back.

Charter notes

Adri suits two couples sharing her or a family filling her cabins, and she is offered for hire by the week or for a shorter stay in Croatia. Each of her six cabins has a king bed, and that means twelve guests sleep in a king bed apiece – for two couples or a family, that is the bed arrangement to have in mind before choosing her.