A local showcase for the latest F-Line

The PRESTIGE F4.3 is among the larger motor yachts included in the Biograd Boat Show's 2026 premiere programme. The October exhibition offers visitors to Marina Kornati an opportunity to inspect a boat already introduced to international audiences but relatively new to many Adriatic buyers.

The model is a compact addition to the F-Line and should not be described as making a world debut in Croatia. Its appearance matters because prospective owners can compare its internal and external layout directly with similar-size cruising motor yachts.

Dimensions that suit the 12-to-24m market

PRESTIGE publishes an overall length of 13.07 metres and a beam of 4.10 metres for the F4.3, both firmly inside Luxury Yacht Guide's readership focus. The hull is intended to provide the atmosphere of a larger flybridge yacht without requiring a berth of corresponding size.

The step from a smaller family cruiser to a luxury yacht is about practical amenities, privacy and usable deck space. Visitors should assess the height and width of passages as well as the visual impression created by wide windows and contemporary finishes.

An elevated outdoor social zone

A substantial flybridge provides a separate space for leisure above the main deck, with elevated views and the opportunity to gather away from the cockpit. The builder describes a close connection between indoor accommodation and the surrounding sea.

Comfort depends on shade, access to refreshments, handholds and the steps connecting the decks. These practical details can determine whether an upper deck is enjoyable at anchor and while moving around a busy marina.

A choice of bathrooms

The F4.3 offers lower-deck plans with one or two bathrooms. The manufacturer describes accommodation for four people, with two additional occasional berths depending on the selected arrangement and how the saloon is used.

For a couple who host guests, the decision between layouts can matter more than minor equipment options. Buyers need to establish how much privacy they want, and whether the storage provided is adequate for several nights away.

Twin Volvo diesel propulsion

PRESTIGE's official specifications list twin Volvo D6 engines rated at 440 horsepower each with a V-drive installation. The builder publishes a cruising speed around 22 knots and a maximum of about 30 knots.

Fuel tankage of 1,170 litres and freshwater capacity of 330 litres are reference figures for an intended operating profile. Actual cruising range varies with load and conditions, so owners should obtain test data relevant to their chosen engines and planned passages.

Why Biograd makes sense

The show provides a direct comparison between the F4.3 and other production yachts already on the Croatian market, including catamarans that trade speed and handling characteristics for different accommodation arrangements. Such comparisons are difficult to complete using brochures alone.

Show visitors should ask which specification is available to board and seek current equipment, support and delivery information from the relevant dealer. No fixed local selling price is established by the event publicity.