À propos de ce yacht
Lunador is a 2021 Isla 40 catamaran based in Propriano, a charming port town on Corsica's southwestern coast. This modern, well-appointed vessel offers the perfect blend of comfort and performance for groups seeking to explore the Mediterranean's most pristine waters. With five cabins accommodating up to ten guests and four en-suite bathrooms, Lunador provides the space and privacy that makes extended time aboard feel genuinely relaxing rather than cramped. Whether you're planning a multi-generational family escape or a gathering of close friends, the layout encourages both shared moments and personal retreats.
From Propriano, your week unfolds across Corsica's dramatic coastline and the sparkling Tyrrhenian Sea. Picture mornings spent navigating to hidden anchorages—the twin 30 hp engines ensure smooth transitions between sailing and motoring—while the GPS and autopilot handle the technical work, leaving you free to enjoy the journey. The catamaran's generous beam creates a naturally stable platform ideal for families with children or anyone preferring a more forgiving motion at sea. Afternoon swims from the integrated bathing platform become ritual, and the included dinghy opens access to secluded coves unreachable by larger vessels.
Comfort aboard extends thoughtfully throughout: the spacious cockpit features a protective bimini and sprayhood, cushioned seating, and even speakers for evening aperitifs as the light softens. Below deck, the refrigerator keeps provisions fresh, while lazy jacks and lazy bag make sail handling effortless—no wrestling with canvas, just smooth, intuitive sailing. The Tyrrhenian islands reveal themselves gradually: granite cliffs, Corsican pine forests meeting turquoise water, and small harbors where local restaurants serve sea urchin and langoustine.
A week aboard Lunador typically weaves together purposeful sailing, leisurely anchorages, and genuine connection with both the sea and your companions—ending with sunset drinks at a quiet bay, the water still warm enough for a final swim before dinner ashore.