Clase Azul

A sailing yacht you can charter before you buy removes one of the biggest unknowns in a purchase: how she actually feels with guests aboard. Clase Azul runs in Boatcrowd's charter fleet from Zadar, across Croatia, Montenegro and Slovenia, and Tramontana Yachts built her in 2022. A buyer here can book a week on the exact boat before deciding to buy her.

Build and provenance

Tramontana Yachts built her in 2022 and she had a refit in 2024. She is a steel-hulled sailing yacht with a steel superstructure, and her interior throughout is the work of Natasa Orlovic of NO.mad Design. She measures 48 metres, 158 feet, at 350 gross tons.

Layout and accommodation

Six cabins hold twelve guests between them: one is a full-beam master, another a full-beam VIP reached through its own doorway, and a crew of ten keeps the boat running. The sundeck carries an eight-person jacuzzi, a fire pit and a film projector, with a bar close by, so evenings can stay outside without leaving the top deck. Outdoor dining sits aft on the main deck for meals in the open air.

Performance and engineering

She is built for sail rather than power, with no engine figures attached to the listing: her pace comes from the rig, reaching 11 knots at her fastest and cruising at 9.

Where she lies and how to see her

Clase Azul lies in Split. Boatcrowd sets up a viewing there and joins you for it, and a survey and sea trial come once you have made an accepted offer. Because she already sails in our charter fleet from Zadar, you can spend a week aboard before you commit to buying, not take our word for her.