Acceptus Superyacht

Zuccon styled her interior and a 2023 refit brought it up to date; Acceptus came out of the Ferretti yard in 2011, a flybridge superyacht of 111ft (34m).

On deck

Her flybridge is a broad open deck in the fresh air, and at water level a swim platform makes getting in for a swim, and back out again, simple.

Water toys

Two Seadoo jet skis put two riders on the water at the same time, and two Seabobs and a pair of paddleboards go with them. There is a water slide, a wakeboard, water tubes and water skis in adult and child sizes, so younger guests have their own, while gear for snorkelling and for fishing travels aboard. A 14ft Williams tender handles the trips ashore.

Where she cruises

Split, in Croatia, is her home port. Croatia and Montenegro are the waters open to Acceptus, two stretches of coast rather than a single shoreline.

Accommodation and crew

Five en-suite cabins, four of them doubles and the fifth a twin, sleep ten guests, and a crew of six looks after them. The twin suits guests who would rather sleep in separate beds.

Comfort under way

Twin MTU diesels drive a planing hull built in GRP, strong and light, with a cruise of 14 knots and 22 in hand. Zero-speed stabilisers damp her roll when she is stopped as well as when she is running, so there is less movement either way.

Charter notes

Acceptus is available for hire by the week, her peak falling in July and August, and she suits two couples travelling together or a family wanting room to spread out. By day twelve can be aboard, more than the ten who sleep, so the group can grow for time on the water.