Sarnico 65 - Noe - 2004

Discover the Tyrrhenian coast from Palermo aboard the Sarnico 65, a 2004 motoryacht built for comfort and performance. Moored at Marina de La Cala, this 19.5-metre vessel is your gateway to Sicily's hidden bays and crystalline waters. With three cabins and three en-suite bathrooms, the yacht accommodates six guests in refined surroundings—white leather appointments and a well-appointed saloon set the tone for an indulgent week. Whether you're planning a multi-day escape or a series of day excursions along the coast toward Mondello and Capo Gallo, this yacht delivers the space, stability, and amenities to make it feel like home. The Sarnico 65 is built for those who value both ease and exploration. Twin 1100-kilowatt engines propel you smoothly across the Tyrrhenian at cruising speeds of 22–26 knots, while the bow thruster and autopilot simplify navigation even in tighter anchorages. A full suite of navigation tools—GPS chartplotter and radar—keeps you confident in any condition. Below deck, a watermaker and fresh-water tanks ensure unlimited showers and cold drinks, while air conditioning and heating maintain comfort year-round. The onboard generator powers everything quietly, and a well-stocked galley refrigerator keeps provisions fresh throughout your charter. Days unfold at your own pace. Anchor in secluded coves and snorkel the rocky reefs with provided fins and masks, or tender ashore in the yacht's inflatable dinghy. A television and full entertainment system let you unwind after sun-soaked afternoons. The crew—captain and hostess—attend to every detail: welcome aperitifs with Sicilian delicacies, fresh fruit, and hearty lunches featuring local specialties. Flexible charter options range from four-hour coastal runs to full-week bareboat adventures, with all fuel, port fees, and marine-protected-area charges included in a transparent all-in package. A week aboard the Sarnico 65 means sunset anchorages off Palermo's dramatic coastline, the scent of lemon and sea salt in the air, and the kind of unhurried rhythm that makes island life unforgettable.