Quantum

This 33 meter Sunseeker Predator 108 Quantum is known for her sophisticated exterior design and engineering and luxurious interior, a hallmark of the famous Sunseeker shipyard. Her timeless style, luxurious furnishings and sumptuous seating combine to create an elegant and comfortable atmosphere as you charter this pristine yacht in Croatia.

This Sunseeker yacht is an elegant and powerful sport yacht. Numerous sunbaths, a Jacuzzi, audio and video systems, stabilizers, as well as a large rear deck with bar and custom BBQ are ideal to accommodate up to 8/10 people for a luxury cruise in Croatia.

Quantum comfortably accomodates up to 10 people in 4 en-suite cabins, including a master suite, a double cabin and two twin cabins with pullman beds to guarantee you a luxury cruise. All of this is paired with an exceptional crew of four.

The interior is equally stunning. Beautiful satin cherry wood creates a neutral and timeless effect when paired with light grey soft furnishings. Plush seating, a bar, a formal dining table for six, and a full entertainment system, featuring a 50-inch Samsung LED 3D screen mounted on a rise and fall system, are all featured in the enormous salon. The salon's fully opening hardtop roof gives a light and airy atmosphere.

The Sunseeker Predator 108 QUANTUM comes with a Tender Williams 455 JET and a large variety of new water toys, including a 1x Kawasaki Jetski, 1x Radinn Electric JetBoard (new 2020), 2x Seabobs (new 2019), 2x SUPs (new 2019), 1x Wakeboard (new 2019), 1pr Water Skis (new 2019), 1x Jobe Tribal Towable for 2 pax (new 2019), and Snorkelling gear

Available for charter from Zadar, this magnificent yacht will allow you to enjoy a luxury cruise in the Adriatic Sea. In the north towards Istria you can discover the capital Pula and the beautiful Croatian islands of Cres or Krk. Facing Zadar, a stone's throw away you will have the opportunity to sail in the famous 1000 islands that form the Kornati archipelago. Further south along the coast you will stop at Biograd, Trogir, Split and of course Dubrovnik having passed through the Dalmatian islands of Hvar, Brac or Korcula.