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Ambassador
Capacity
38 Guests
Cabins
19
Crew
9
Built / Renovated
Built 2019
Length
49 m (161 ft)
Beam
8.6 m (28 ft)
Cruise/Max Speed
8.5 knots

Capacity
38 Guests
Cabins
19
Crew
9
Built / Renovated
Built 2019
Length
49 m (161 ft)
Beam
8.6 m (28 ft)
Cruise/Max Speed
8.5 knots
Highlights
- Deluxe Superior class, purpose-built for the 2019 season
- 390 m² (4,200 sq ft) of sun deck with the Elegance rooftop jacuzzi and shaded seating
- 3 VIP cabins, including no. 17 on the main deck — at 19 m² the largest cabin aboard
- Cabins spread over 3 decks, so a group can split by budget without splitting the party
- Docks in small Dalmatian ports and anchors in bays the big cruise ships have to sail past
- Swim platform with 2 boarding ladders and outdoor showers
What’s included in the price?
INCLUDED
NOT INCLUDED
The Ship
Ambassador came out of the yard for the 2019 season and sits at the top of her class — Deluxe Superior, the rating Croatian operators reserve for ships with hotel-grade finishing and a full service crew. Steel hull, 49 m (161 ft) long, 8.6 m (28 ft) across.
Size is the point, but so is where it still lets her go. Twin 550 HP engines move her at a cruising 8.5 knots, unhurried by design: this is a ship that threads narrow channels, ties up inside small island harbours, and anchors in bays anything larger has to admire from a distance.
Behind the scenes: 3 generators, closed-circuit surveillance, a full navigation suite, smoke detectors, fire alarms, life rafts and tenders. Crew of 9, cruise director included.
Cabins & Accommodation
All 19 guest cabins are private ensuites with toilet and shower. Every one has its own air-conditioning panel plus an independent fresh-air line, so ventilation keeps running whether or not the AC is on. Beds are 200×80 cm twins or a 200×160 cm double.
Upper deck — 2 VIP cabins, 14–15 m². Two walls are shaded glass that cracks open for air
Main deck — 9 cabins, 14–15 m², twin or double, one opening window each. Cabin no. 17 breaks the pattern at 19 m² and counts as a third VIP
Standard deck — 8 cabins, 13–16 m², in the hull with 2 fixed portholes. Twin, double or triple; 2 of them take an extra bed
Fitted throughout: satellite TV, safe, hairdryer, mirror, night lamps, radio, 220 V sockets, wardrobe, under-bed luggage space, a working table and chair, lifejackets.
Layout
Nineteen cabins over three decks: 2 VIP cabins high on the upper deck beside the salon, 9 more along the main deck — including VIP no. 17 — and 8 on the standard deck below. The sun deck runs the full length above.




Salon, Terrace & Sun Deck
The salon-restaurant runs the width of the upper deck — extra-large, fully air-conditioned, its own bar and lounge corner, big-screen TV, and a dedicated buffet table for breakfast. Windows both sides. Wi-Fi throughout, and a PA the captain or cruise director uses for announcements.
Step outside and the covered terrace becomes the lounge bar: tables, chairs, sea view. Removable panels close it in when the wind gets up, though most days they stay off.
Up top, 390 m² of sun deck — sunbeds, shaded sections for the middle of the day, the Elegance rooftop jacuzzi, and the wheelhouse forward.
Swimming Stops
The stern platform is why the itinerary can stay loose. Two ladders with handholds, 2 outdoor showers and a public toilet mean a swim stop costs nothing more than dropping anchor — and Croatian island routes are built around them: quiet coves, empty beaches, the occasional sea cave.
Worth setting expectations: this is a small cruise ship, not a toy-laden charter yacht. No jet skis, no seabobs. What you get instead is space, a full crew, and a jacuzzi four decks up.
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