Frequently asked questions
A little clarity.
Before you begin.
Helpful answers about the collection, the setting and the Avelora experience.
01 / The collection
Exploring
Avelora.
A few essentials to help you find your way.
How do I choose the right yacht?
Start with your group size, how much time you want to spend aboard and the way you like to enjoy the sea. Compare open deck space, shelter, seating and accommodation on each yacht page.
Where can I see the layout?
Each yacht page brings together photographs, Spaces & Zones, specifications and amenities. Explore the different areas to get a clearer sense of life on board.
Which yachts can I explore?
The collection includes the Axopar 37 Sun Top, Princess F45 and Lagoon 46: an open day boat, a motor yacht and a sailing catamaran. Explore the collection to compare them.
What is the difference between guest capacity and cabins?
Guest capacity describes the number of people aboard. Cabins describe sleeping spaces. These are different measures, so consider both when comparing a day on the water with a longer stay.
02 / Time on the water
Imagining
your day.
Start with the people, the place and the kind of experience you have in mind.
Where is the departure point?
The collection is organised around ACI Marina Split in Central Dalmatia, Croatia. Explore the destination for more about the setting.
Where can I explore the coast?
The Routes page brings the coastline and departure point together on a map. Published itineraries appear there when available.
What should I consider when planning a day?
Think about time on board as well as time travelling. Leave room for swimming, a meal or a quiet pause, and consider your group’s comfort and the conditions on the day.
Where do I find inclusions and extras?
Look for What’s Included and Extras on each yacht page. These sections help distinguish the yacht’s listed features from optional additions.
What does On request mean?
It means a price has not been specified on the page. A final arrangement needs its dates, duration and inclusions agreed before it is confirmed.
03 / The wider picture
For yacht
owners.
Useful starting points for a considered approach to yacht ownership.
What can a yacht management plan cover?
A plan can bring together maintenance, crew coordination, berthing, charter planning and owner reporting. The right scope depends on the vessel and the owner’s priorities. Explore the service areas.
How does personal use fit into the plan?
Start with the time the owner wants aboard. Care schedules and any charter participation should be considered around those priorities, with responsibilities and approval boundaries made clear.
What information is useful at the start?
The yacht’s model, age, layout and service history are useful starting points. Add your preferred base, how you use the yacht and the areas where you would welcome support.
Room to explore
Find your
own horizon.
Discover the collection and imagine a different pace.