► Type : Catamaran   ► Offer: Crewed, Skippered
► Jeanneau   ► Mod.: Lagoon 410   ► Year 2005, Refitting -
► Main base: Portisco
► Level: Luxury

Benetnasch is a Lagoon 410 of the 2005. Depending on the season, Benetnasch is available in Portisco Marina in North Sardinia, in the hearth of Emerald Coast, or in Alghero near Stintino, or in Castiglioncello in Tuscany. From Portisco you can easily reach Maddalena Archipelago and Corsica Coast. Castiglioncello is the ideal base to visits Tuscan Archipelago and Italian Riviera. Alghero port is close to amazing Stintino and Asinara National Park. Benetnasch as a Lagoon 410 is a very popular catamaran and is marvellous for charter groups of up to 10 people. Her interior combines a wonderful mix of rich, teak woodwork together with modern upholstery and fittings. The comfortable cockpit is exceptionally well designed and there is great visibility from the helm. You'll enjoy the spacious trampolines for sunbathing and relaxing too! Four double cabins with four toilets, skipper's cabin and toilet make of Benetnasch the ideal solution for a sailing vacancy in real comfort and charm. Come and enjoy Benetnasch, she will bring you among some of the most beautiful sites of all the Mediterranean sea.

► REQUEST FOR "Benetnasch"

For asking infos about rates of this boat please contact Italy Yacht Charters offices or send a request for this boat. We'll provide you with detailed information about rates, availability and booking conditions.

► REQUEST FOR "Benetnasch"

Italy Yacht Charters (Ulisse 2000 S.r.l.):
Tel.: (+39) 06 98181706 (10:00 - 14:00)
Fax: (+39) 06 77591877
e-mail: info@italyyachtcharters.com

The richness of the Corsican landscape makes every attempt to describe very difficult, because there are so many various splendours which come close together or become intermingled between marine blue sky and heavenly horizon ; such as the lofty peaks, valleys worthy of a legend, wild or harmonious gulfs, sheltered inlets, placid or wild beaches, cliffs sculpted by men and spindrift, hillsides cut out for vines and the olive tree.

The Emerald Coast (La Costa Smeralda) doesn't need to be presented because its name has became famous all over the world since this corner of Sardinia has been chosen for vacation by the V.I.P. Apart of the paradise on the land the sea bed of this zone offers as well spectacles of the rare beauty The dives always offer new surprises - from the caves to the real submarine canyons that unexpectedly appear from the submerged rocks.

The North Sardina is a place of unique beauty and one of the top destination for your sailing vacation in all the Mediterranean Sea. This region has some of the best sites to visit by sea of all Italian coasts. The Emerald coast with the rich towns of Porto Cervo and Porto Rotondo. Tavolara Island and the Maddalena Archipelago: here you can find beaches, bays, small bays, gorges, and very white or pink sands and granite rocks. Then the Asinara National Park with its world-famous "Pelosa Beach" in Stintino: this part of Sardinia is known all over the world as a territory of rare beauty and as a luxury yacht charter top destination.

Sardinia is the second island in the Mediterranean sea for extension. Because of its geographic position in the middle of the Mediterranean, Sardinia has always represented a perfect destination for yacht charter holidays, expecially for sailing lovers. The climate allows to have a very long summer season, from April to November. Sailing Sardinia coast you will be rewarded with shimmering turquoise waters, wind-sculpted sandstone formations, beautifully camouflaged resort homes and brightly-hued fishing villages: a dreamlike sailing vacation!

It is told that the Venus of the Tyrrhenian sea while emerging from the waters of our sea to hug the horizon let slip seven pearls from her necklace which adorned her white neck. They transformed themselves in the islands of the Tuscan Archipelago : Gorgona, Capraia, Elba, Pianosa, Montecristo, Giglio and Giannutri. You can enjoy the uniqueness, the beauty of these pearls in every season.

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