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Adriatic Queen is a 2018 Lagoon 450 SporTop — the low-profile version of the class benchmark, with four en-suite cabins and twelve berths. A generator, solar, inverter and air conditioning are aboard, with a teak cockpit and davits fitted.
She lies in Trogir, minutes from Split airport. The 450 remains one of the most requested charter catamarans on the coast, and under Angelina management the operation is handled for you end to end. Her per-yacht feasibility study — income, running costs and VAT recovery — is prepared on request.
Equipment inventory as listed for this yacht. Expand each category to review.
A baseline estimate for Adriatic Queen: our standard planning assumptions — 21 charter weeks at 1.30% of her price per week, 35% management fee, 7.85% owner-borne costs — applied to her asking price. Her personal feasibility study replaces these with her real charter rates, costs and VAT treatment.
The arithmetic: kept private − € 34.524 out of pocket · in charter management + € 43.513 — the difference, rounded, is the figure above. Berth, insurance and upkeep are owed either way; the season pays them while you are not on board.
Baseline estimate using our standard planning assumptions, not this yacht's measured performance — actual results vary with season, occupancy, personal-use weeks and market conditions. The full input VAT refund on purchase via a Croatian d.o.o. is additional and modelled separately in the full feasibility study. This is not a financial projection or guarantee. How we calculate these.
The full picture for Adriatic Queen — charter income, operating costs, financing on your terms, VAT recovery and exit value — comes in a per-yacht feasibility study. Prefer to talk it through first? We're glad to, and a sea trial from Trogir can be arranged when you're ready to inspect.