Maske Motor Yacht Hire

Maske is a 27.5 m gulet for private crewed charter from Split, Croatia. The bow is lettered maske in lowercase. Length is 27.5 m. Beam is 7 m. Type is Motor Yacht. Builder is Fethiye Shipyard. Country is Croatia. City is Split. Year is 2014. Refit is 2018. Crew is 4. Five double cabins take ten guests. Each cabin has a private bathroom, air conditioning, and an LCD television. Write Maske on every message so the marina at Split or Kastela places you on this hull, not a sister Fethiye-built gulet in the Adriatic.

Maske was built at Fethiye Shipyard in 2014 and refitted in 2018. She now charters the Croatian coast, not Turkey. A Croatian flag flies from the stern. Two masts carry white sails with dark blue borders when the week is under canvas. Twin IVECO engines of 280 hp each give about 9 knots cruise and 12 knots maximum, with fuel use around 40 litres an hour. A 150 hp tender tows astern. Water toys on the sheet include SUP, wakeboard, inflatables, water ski, sea scooter, kayak, fishing, and snorkeling gear. The foredeck holds navy sunpads. The aft deck takes a long white table for ten. Guest towels on the sun deck are lettered Maske in gold.

The saloon is a modern white and navy space with wrap-around windows, a U-shaped sofa, and a dining table. Cabins use white paneling, wood furniture, and ensuite heads with mosaic showers. This is a crewed private charter for couples and families, not a cabin-by-cabin cruise and not a bareboat. The four-person crew run the yacht, meals, and water toys in the bays south of Split.

Published weekly rates are 17000 EUR in low season and 26000 EUR in high season, plus APA, VAT included on the charter fee. Currency is EUR. Empty high weeks are not used here because both figures are printed. Confirm the week on the enquiry because high season sits well above the 17000 EUR figure. Ask for Maske by name, 27.5 m, Split, 2014 with 2018 refit, five cabins, ten guests, crew of four. A Split week on Maske suits a group who want a named Fethiye-built gulet on the Dalmatian coast rather than a Turkish boarding.