Agave Motor Yacht

Seven water toys come aboard Agave, from a pair of jet skis to a towable banana, and a Williams Turbojet tender handles the trips ashore. She is an 85ft (25m) motor yacht from Princess, built in 2011 and refitted in 2018.

Accommodation and crew

Four en-suite cabins on the lower deck – a master, a VIP and two convertible twins – sleep eight guests, and for a day on the water she can have twelve aboard. A crew of four runs her, captain, chef, deckhand and stewardess, a crew member for every two guests.

Comfort under way

Stabilisers work at anchor and under way, so she sits steadier overnight and rolls less when she is moving, while twin MTU engines give her a cruise of 22 knots.

On deck

The deck saloon on Agave is open plan, with the forward dining area seating eight under a sliding sunroof. Outside there is a table in the cockpit for eating in the open air, sunbathing on the flybridge and foredeck, a seating area at the bow, and a swim platform for getting into the sea.

Water toys

Two jet skis mean a pair of riders together, and two SUP boards do the same for paddling. There is also a water ski, a towable banana, a trampoline and other inflatables, plus snorkelling gear for a look below the surface.

Where she cruises

Split in Croatia is her home port, and a second base at Tivat puts her on the Montenegro coast too. Beyond Croatia she also cruises Italy, Malta, Cyprus and Turkey.

Charter notes

Agave, busiest in July and August, is hired by the week and suits a family or friends travelling together. Each cabin has its own bathroom, with a day head besides, so the party is not sharing.