ARTIX

Artix is a 2004 Bavaria 38 Match sailing yacht based at Marina Cala de' Medici in Rosignano Marittimo, offering an authentic Tuscan coast experience for up to eight guests. This well-proportioned 11-metre sailboat combines classic sailing comfort with practical cruising credentials, making it an ideal choice for groups of friends or extended families seeking a week of coastal exploration along Italy's Tyrrhenian shoreline. From the marina, you'll have immediate access to the sheltered bays, rocky coves, and charming fishing villages that define this stretch of Tuscany—a region where maritime tradition meets Mediterranean beauty. The yacht accommodates eight guests across three cabins, with a single head and shower keeping daily routines straightforward for larger groups. The Volvo 29 hp engine provides reliable propulsion when the wind drops, while the television onboard offers a familiar touchpoint during downtime between sailing days. The open cockpit layout encourages natural gathering, whether you're plotting the day's course over morning coffee or watching the light soften across the water at anchor. A typical week aboard Artix unfolds at an unhurried pace. Mornings might see you sailing to lesser-known anchorages nestled between limestone cliffs, with afternoons reserved for swimming in crystalline waters or exploring hillside villages accessible by tender. The Tuscan coast rewards curiosity—hidden coves reveal themselves to those who venture beyond the main sailing routes, and local harbours introduce you to the rhythm of working fishing communities. Evenings naturally centre on simple meals prepared in the galley, shared meals on deck, and the kind of conversation that emerges when daily distractions fall away. Artix suits sailors and non-sailors alike who value connection—with the sea, with each other, and with the quieter corners of the Italian coast. A week aboard is measured not in kilometres covered but in sunsets anchored off uninhabited islets, salt-dried hair, and the particular peace that comes from living aboard a sailing yacht in one of Europe's most storied maritime regions.