Mirasole is a 2024 Dufour 470 sailing yacht based at Marina di Cagliari, your gateway to the crystalline waters and dramatic granite coastlines of Sardinia's southern coast. This 14.85-metre vessel combines modern design with practical comfort, making her an ideal choice for groups of up to eleven people—whether you're planning a multigenerational family adventure, a gathering of close friends, or a corporate retreat. The five well-appointed cabins and five en-suite bathrooms ensure privacy and convenience throughout your week, while the 11 berths accommodate everyone with ease.

Life aboard Mirasole centres on the generous cockpit, thoughtfully outfitted for both relaxation and seamless sailing. The bimini provides shade during languid afternoons, while the sprayhood and lazy jacks system mean less fuss with sail management and more time enjoying the moment. Comfortable cockpit cushions and a convertible table create the perfect setting for morning coffee or evening aperitivos as you watch the light shift across the water. Below deck, the galley's refrigeration keeps provisions fresh, and the convertible voltage system accommodates all your devices. Navigation is straightforward with GPS at the helm, while the bow thruster and Volvo engine ensure confident maneuvering in tight anchorages.

From Cagliari, a week aboard typically unfolds across the Maddalena Archipelago and the Emerald Coast—a realm of hidden coves, turquoise shallows, and villages where time moves slowly. The autopilot lets you settle into an easy rhythm, while the cockpit speakers set the mood as you drift between anchorages. Whether you're a seasoned sailor seeking a well-maintained modern platform or a group simply wanting to explore Sardinia's most beautiful corners together, Mirasole delivers both capability and ease.

Imagine seven days punctuated by morning swims in water so clear you see the seabed, languid lunches of fresh seafood in whitewashed harbours, and sunsets from a quiet anchorage where the only sound is the gentle lap of water against the hull.