► Type : Sailing Yacht   ► Offer: Bareboat, Skippered
► Bavaria Yachts   ► Mod.: Bavaria 46 Cruiser   ► Year 2005, Refitting -
► Main base: Porto Romano
► Level: Luxury

There's not much to compare this stunning new yacht to on the charter market today! You have to see it to believe it! The successor to the very popular Bavaria 44, the new Bavaria 46 has allowed Bavaria Yachts to lay claim to one of the most functional and well designed charter yachts on the water today! Sail More is ideal for family yacht charters or groups of 10, including skipper, if required. On board on The Bavaria 46 cruiser Sail More you can easily reach beautiful destinations in Italy such as the Pontine islands or Tuscan Archipelago, Amalfi Coast or Partenopean islands including Capri and Ischia. The Bavaria 46 Cruiser "Sail More" boasts 4 spacious cabins with unparalleled headroom for a yacht of this size, and sleeps up to 10 guests. There is an enormous 'master' double cabin forward plus 2 double cabins aft for couples, as well 1 amidships cabin with spacious upper & lower bunk berths, all cabins feature plenty of wardrobe & storage space. The Saloon table drops & converts to another double berth, if required. The 2 large heads each with their own showers (aft has separate cubicle), are located forward and aft and close to all cabins: For a week end or for a luxury sailing cruise of two or three weeks along the Italian coast Sail more is the perfect solution for comfort pleasant sailing holiday.

► REQUEST FOR "Sail More"

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 "Sail More"

Italy Yacht Charters (Ulisse 2000 S.r.l.):
Tel.: (+39) 06 77250543 (10:00 am - 2:00 pm)
Fax: (+39) 06 77591877
e-mail: info@italyyachtcharters.com

This spectacular coastline which embraces the charming resort towns of Positano, Praiano, Amalfi and Ravello, where the narrow road laces its way around precipices defying gravity and which provides us with one of the most beautiful scenic drives in the world, invites us to imagine ourselves back in the sunny carefree days of the sixties - for here the beauty and romance of those times has not changed. Sailing along the coast, past the green terraces of grapevines, the groves of lemon and olive trees which sweep down the slopes to the clear blue water below, you are presented with a panorama of breathtaking beauty.

Ischia, Capri, Procida and Vivara: these are the Partenopean Islands in the bay of Naples. To the north of the gulf are situated Ischia, Procida and Vivara, looking toward the "Flegrea"coast (and "Flegree" is their name), while in the sotuh of the gulf, opposite to the Sorrento peninsula, lays Capri.

Ponza, Palmarola, Zannone, Ventotene, Santo Stefano, the small island of Gavi and the solitary rock of la Botte are the most extraordinary group of islands in the Tyrrhenian sea because of the variety of their coastlines, the colours of the rocks, the attractive villages and the small ports in pure Mediterranean style.

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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