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Moored in the crystalline waters of northeastern Sardinia, ORSA 4 invites you to explore one of the Mediterranean's most pristine sailing grounds. This 2022 Oceanis 51.1 is a modern, well-appointed vessel that sleeps up to 13 guests across five cabins, making it ideal for families or groups of friends seeking a week of genuine connection on the water. Based in Cannigione, near Arzachena, you'll have immediate access to the legendary Costa Smeralda archipelago—a landscape of granite peaks, hidden anchorages, and emerald coves that feels worlds away from the crowds.

Life aboard ORSA 4 balances comfort with authentic sailing. The teak deck and generous cockpit, shaded by a bimini and sprayhood, become your floating living room, while three ensuite cabins and heads ensure privacy and ease for your group. The galley is equipped with a full refrigerator and water maker, so provisioning is straightforward and fresh meals are never a concern. Solar panels and an 80-horsepower engine combine to give you flexibility—sail when conditions invite it, motor when you need to reach that perfect anchorage before sunset. An autopilot and GPS chartplotter handle the navigation, while the bow thruster makes tight anchorages manageable even for less experienced crews.

Days unfold at your own pace. Swim from the platform, explore shallow bays in the tender, or sail to quieter islands where few boats venture. The Maddalena archipelago lies within easy reach, as do the granite formations around Caprera and the white-sand beaches of Razzoli. Evenings anchor in sheltered coves where the water is so clear you can see the seabed, and local restaurants on nearby shores serve fresh seafood and Vermentino wine. Whether you're an experienced sailor or chartering for the first time, this yacht's modern systems and generous layout make the week feel effortless—leaving you free to simply be present with your companions, watching the sun paint the sky gold above islands that have remained virtually unchanged for centuries.