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Adriatic Escape

Adriatic Escape-Test

Mega yacht · 105 ft (32 m) · Ogulin

GGetBoat EditorialGetestet am 18. August 2026
4.2/ 5
Expertenbewertung
Design4.3
Leistung4.0
Komfort4.4
Fahrverhalten4.0
Preis-Leistung3.7

Technische Daten

Werft
Burger Yachts
Modell
Burger 105
Länge
105 ft (32 m)
Gäste
10
Kabinen
5
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Urteil

A well-kept classic Burger that pairs American-built pedigree with proven Adriatic charter appeal. Its strengths are space, crewed comfort and solid cruising capability; its age means buyers should value the refit history and accept more modest speeds than newer 105-foot yachts.

Vorteile

  • +Classic Burger build with strong pedigree
  • +5 cabins for up to 10 guests
  • +Crewed layout suits relaxed charter use
  • +Refit and maintenance history support usability

Nachteile

  • 1997 hull is older than many competing yachts
  • Top speed and fuel efficiency are not class-leading
  • Location and availability can differ from listing references
  • Interior styling may feel dated versus newer builds

Adriatic Escape is a Burger 105 built in 1997, and the design reflects a traditional American motor-yacht approach rather than a modern explorer or minimalist charter layout. The profile is classic and substantial, with the sort of proportions that usually translate into generous deck volume and a stable feel underway. Recent charter descriptions also point to a refit history, which matters more on a yacht of this age than cosmetics alone.

On the water, this is best viewed as a comfortable cruising yacht rather than a performance machine. Published charter data places cruising speed around 10–13 knots and maximum speed around 14–22 knots depending on the source and current configuration, so expectations should stay realistic for a 1990s heavy displacement platform. Handling should be straightforward for a fully crewed charter operation, with the type of sea-keeping that favors steady passage-making over aggressive speed.

Comfort is a clear selling point: five cabins for 10 guests makes the boat well suited to families or mixed groups, and the crewed setup supports easy charter living. The trade-off is that a 1997 interior may not feel as contemporary as newer 105-foot yachts, even after refit work. Value is strongest for guests who prioritize space, service and classic pedigree over the latest finishes or high-speed capability, especially in the Croatian charter market.

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