Beneteau Yacht-Wochencharter Amalfiküste-Italien

Both expert sailors who like sailing in Italy and relative novices can benefit from the wealth of leisure activities available on shore in Italy. Italy will keep you coming back time and time again with four separate bases to sail from and hundreds of kilometers of coastline to explore.

Start your sailing trip in the Italian islands from one of our three bases in Portorosa, Sardinia, or the Amalfi Coast. Each is perfect for seasoned sailors eager to explore a region rich in navigational difficulties and sensory joys. Sail the entire Amalfi Coast or hang out on the Costa Smeralda with the affluent and famous. The Italians tend to excel in a variety of areas, with their approach to fashion, wine, food, sport, and design being on par with that of any other country on Earth. You may explore these joys and more on an Italian sailing vacation from one of our sites.

BAREBOAT & SKIPPERED CHARTERS

On a bareboat charter trip around Italy's stunning coastline, visit your favorite anchorages and explore intriguing new locations. You'll be in charge of deciding where to stop, how long to stay there, how fast and far to sail, as well as what activities to engage in along the trip. The most liberating way to sail the Mediterranean and explore Italy's opulent west coast is on a bareboat charter holiday.

From one of our locations on the Amalfi Coast or in Sardinia, you may hire a skippered yacht and set out on an Italian adventure with a professional captain. As you island-hop your way around the Aeonian Islands or the Sardinian coast, you can sharpen your sailing skills and acquire confidence in the ocean.

ONE WEEK CHARTER AMALFI COAST-PROCIDA

Procida is a picturesque location and the beginning of your sailing trip in one of Italy's most alluring, arresting places. Procida is one of the Phlegraean Islands located along Italy's lovely Sorrentine Peninsula.Since ancient times, the patrician elite citizens of Rome have flocked to the island to enjoy the sun and water of this Tyrrhenian treasure during their free time. Procida has always been a popular holiday spot. Today, Procida proudly displays its lengthy past. A gorgeous Mediterranean village with multicolored, multi-tiered structure is seen from the Terra Murata Fort, which is perched on the island's highest point and provides the backdrop for countless books and movies.

Set sail from Procida to explore Italy's renowned Amalfi Coast, as well as the Phlegraean and Pontine islands. Naples, a bustling metropolis ranked among the world's oldest cities and popularly known as the birthplace of pizza, is located a few miles across the Gulf of Naples. A short cruise will take you to the ominous Mount Vesuvius, the extinct cities of Pompeii and Herculaneum, and beyond that, Sorrento, the beginning of the Amalfi Coast.

Itinerary

# Day 1: Procida

# Day 2: Procida to Porto Romano, Ventotene

# Day 3: Porto Romano to Ponza

# Day 4: Ponza

# Day 5: Ponza to Sant' Angelo, Ischia

# Day 6: Sant' Angelo to Marina Grande, Capri

# Day 7: Marina Grande to Procida

OCEANIS 51.1 MONOHULL

The Oceanis 51.1 is a cutting-edge luxury cruising boat that sets the bar for both technology and intuitive design. This yacht, made by French company Beneteau, blends a traditional monohull's svelte and attractive shape with unrivaled speed and top-notch performance. The sleek five-cabin cruiser, a contender for European Yacht of the Year 2018, has an electric windlass and bow thruster for simple tacking, maneuvering, and sailing. Additionally, the boat has a retractable Bimini top canvas that provides maximum visibility while providing additional sun protection.

While the deck provides substantially greater space for sunbathing and post-dive lunches, her roomy convertible saloon is the ideal spot for conversing and unwinding. The Oceanis 51.1's stepped hull, which spans over a third of the hull and can accommodate 13 passengers, adds internal room without detracting from her sleek appearance. This elegant monohull delivers true comfort for big parties and families thanks to sleek cruiser lines and a roomy cockpit.

Navigation:

Compass – Wind station - Log - Echosounder - VHF - Binoculars - Clock - Barometer - Chart instruments – Italian Waters Pilot Handbook in English – Logbook – Bearing compass

Safety:

Life raft – Lifeline - Safety harnesses – Life jackets – Horseshoe lifebuoy and light – Electric torch – Flare pack– smoke buoys - Electric and manual bilge pump – Fog horn - Extinguishers – First aid kit – Repair kit for engine, sails and tender– Wooden plugs - Radar reflector – Emergency tiller for wheel steering - Sheers –– Halogen lamp – Life line – Scuba security float

Deck:

Electric windlass – Bow Thruster – Electric Winches - Anchor with 70 m chain – Wheel – Gangway - Tender with rigid keel & two oars - Inflator – Small anchor with 15 m rope - Engine oil container– Bimini top – Sprayhood - Boathook - Fenders - Emergency anchor with 50 m rope – Winch handles - Rope (1X50m; 1x25m; 3x15m) – Bosun’s chair - Bathing ladder – Water hose – Water, petrol, outboard fuel tank, - Gas bottles (Gas included) - Funnel - Bucket – Deck brush – Table – Outside shower - Work gloves - Cable 220V with battery charger – Cockpit cushion – Mask snorkeling and flippers – Cockpit speakers – Windbreaker jacket – Wind Scoop - Air Conditioning – Generator

Cabins/Galley:

Quiet Flush Electric Toilets- Fridge - Hot water - Cooker with oven - Stereo - CD player - Pillows - Blankets – Bed linen – Towels - Cutlery - Glasses - Cups - Plates – Kitchen knives - Pots - Pans – 2 Italian espresso coffee makers – Coffee filters – Wooden spoons – Containers – Lemon squeezer - Grater – Tin opener – Bottle opener – Salad bowls – Thermos flask – Table cloth – Cabin & dining area fan