Premium +

The Oceanis Yacht 62 is a 2018 sailing yacht built for comfort and easy handling, perfectly positioned at Marina Cala de' Medici in Rosignano Marittimo. This Italian Riviera base opens onto the Tuscan Archipelago—a cruising ground of sheltered anchorages, unspoilt coves, and charming coastal villages where the pace of life slows with the sunset. Whether you're sailing as a group of friends, a family, or two couples seeking space and independence, this 19-metre yacht offers three cabins and three heads, meaning everyone enjoys genuine privacy after days on deck. What makes a week aboard the Premium + feel effortless is the thoughtful collection of onboard systems. The air conditioning keeps cabins cool during warm Mediterranean days, while the watermaker and refrigeration ensure fresh water and cold provisions are never in short supply. A generator provides reliable power for evening entertainment and galley prep, and the dinghy opens up exploration of smaller anchorages and beach clubs inaccessible to larger vessels. The Yanmar engine is responsive, the autopilot handles long passages, and GPS chartplotting with radar gives you confidence in any condition—leaving you free to focus on the sailing itself. The cockpit is designed for lingering: cushioned seating, a dining table where you can linger over lunch with a view of pine-clad hillsides, and the kind of natural light that makes even simple meals feel like an occasion. Below deck, the layout flows naturally from saloon to galley to sleeping quarters, with enough headroom and ventilation to feel spacious rather than confined. Television and modern creature comforts are there if you need them, but most guests find themselves drawn back to the deck as evening approaches. A typical week unfolds between quiet anchorages and working harbours—perhaps Portoferraio on Elba one day, a deserted bay the next, then a dinner ashore in a waterfront trattoria. You'll navigate by feel as much as by chart, discovering why sailors have been drawn to these waters for centuries, and return to your floating home each night with salt in your hair and the hum of the Mediterranean still in your ears.