ARIETTA
Sloop, Nautor Swan 62
The fast one. Carbon rig, deep keel, and the boat we send when someone says they want to race the sunset.
- LOA
- 18.9 m
- Berths
- 6
- Crew
- 3
The name, the home port, and the single accent the sheet allows.
The small readout under the name. Coordinates read well here.
Outlined links and the arrival waypoint only. Keep it muted; a bright accent breaks the sheet.
CREWED CHARTER / TYRRHENIAN AND CORSICA
Four boats, permanent crew, and a cruising ground we have worked for nineteen seasons. We do not run a charter fleet as a rental counter: you get a passage plan, a skipper who has made it forty times, and a week that is actually sailed.
03 boats
Sloop, Nautor Swan 62
The fast one. Carbon rig, deep keel, and the boat we send when someone says they want to race the sunset.
Ketch, Camper & Nicholsons
Teak, brightwork and a saloon that seats everyone. Restored over two winters and sailed hard ever since.
Cutter, Rustler 44
Small, seaworthy, and the only one we will take north of the Bonifacio strait in a mistral.
Standard route
The standard week runs north from Bonifacio through the Lavezzi reefs and up the Maddalena archipelago, arriving Porto Cervo on the seventh evening. It is plotted rather than promised: weather moves it, and the crew will tell you so on the first morning.
Chart shown is illustrative. Passage plans are issued in full on confirmation.
Included in the week