It will join the Cruise Croatia fleet in early spring next year, offering 19 seven-night Croatia cruises from Dubrovnik to Split, and vice versa.
These operate from June 7 to October 11 next year.
For 2026, MV Aretis will operate a full summer season offering 24 departures.
Cruise Croatia has partnered with the Radež shipyard in Korcula and made a 20% investment in the build process.
The ship will feature 18 ensuite cabins measuring up to 160 sq ft.
A restaurant and bar area will be on the upper deck, while the outside of the ship will have a sundeck and covered outdoor lounge area with sofas, sun loungers and a jacuzzi.
MV Aretis will offer swim stops throughout its cruises, and be equipped with stand-up paddle boards, a sea kayak and snorkeling gear.
Guests will receive complimentary Wi-Fi connectivity.
Graham Carter, chief commercial officer of Cruise Croatia, said: “Demand for luxury small-ship cruising is growing. MV Aretis will be one of the most stylish and elegant ships ever built in Croatia.”
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