MR. MOUSE

Roberto Starkel's naval architecture for this 2012 Avangard motor yacht reveals itself most clearly when threading through the narrow channels of the Croatian archipelago or navigating the rocky coastlines of the Turkish Riviera. At 38.5 meters, MR. MOUSE moves through shallow anchorages and tight harbor entrances that larger vessels must bypass entirely, opening access to secluded coves along the Lycian Coast or forgotten fishing villages tucked into Dalmatian inlets. Her proportions favor exploration over speed, with Starkel's hull design prioritizing stability in variable sea conditions rather than pure performance. This translates into confident passages through the sometimes choppy waters between Greek islands or comfortable overnight positioning in the protected bays that dot Montenegro's dramatic shoreline. The 7.73-meter beam provides steady footing while guests move about deck during island-hopping excursions or extended anchoring sessions off remote beaches. Joachim Kinder's interior accommodations support extended cruising programs, with guest arrangements designed for the multi-week charter patterns common to Mediterranean and Aegean itineraries. The layout anticipates the rhythms of serious coastal exploration, where guests might spend mornings diving ancient shipwrecks off Cyprus, afternoons touring archaeological sites along the Turkish coast, and evenings anchored beneath the limestone cliffs of the Kornati Islands. Six crew members maintain ship operations and guest services throughout demanding cruising schedules, whether navigating the complex island chains of the Northern Sporades or positioning for sunrise arrivals at destinations like Kotor Bay or the volcanic landscapes of Santorini. MR. MOUSE transforms these ambitious itineraries into comfortable, well-supported adventures for up to ten guests seeking authentic access to the Mediterranean's most compelling but challenging destinations.