Nausicaa is a 2015 Oceanis 45 sailboat based in Bocca di Magra, your gateway to the Italian Riviera's most enchanting waters. Moored in Ameglia, this four-cabin vessel welcomes groups of up to ten guests—families, circles of friends, or sailing enthusiasts seeking an authentic week along one of Europe's most storied coastlines. From your home port, you'll have immediate access to hidden anchorages, dramatic limestone cliffs, and villages where centuries-old traditions still shape daily life. The boat's thoughtful design balances comfort with genuine sailing character, making it equally suited to those seeking relaxation and those craving genuine nautical adventure.

Below deck, Nausicaa offers genuine comfort for extended cruising. The four cabins and two heads accommodate your group without compromise, while a well-equipped galley with refrigeration keeps provisions fresh throughout your week. The sprayhood provides shelter during morning departures, and the lazy bag system makes sail handling intuitive—whether you're an experienced crew or newer to sailing. An onboard dinghy opens access to secluded beaches and remote anchorages unreachable by larger vessels, while the GPS chartplotter and autopilot allow you to navigate confidently and rest when conditions permit.

Your week typically unfolds across the Cinque Terre, Portovenere, and the lesser-known coves of the Gulf of Poets. Mornings might begin with coffee on deck as you motor toward a protected anchorage; afternoons are spent swimming in crystalline water or exploring hillside villages on foot. Evenings bring the rhythm of local life—fresh seafood at waterfront trattorias, conversations with other sailors, and the simple pleasure of a sunset viewed from your own floating home. The 54 hp engine ensures reliable passage between anchorages, while the boat's responsive sailing characteristics reward those who want to feel the wind and sea.

A week aboard Nausicaa leaves you with something deeper than photographs: the memory of salt-stung mornings, the particular silence of a protected anchorage at dusk, and the quiet satisfaction of having lived, however briefly, as the Italians do along this luminous coast.