À propos de ce yacht
Based at Marina di Stabia in Castellammare di Stabia, the Duca del Sale is a 2022 Jeanneau 54 that opens onto one of Europe's most storied sailing grounds. From this gateway to the Bay of Naples, you'll have immediate access to the crystalline waters around Capri, the volcanic drama of Ischia, and the quieter anchorages dotting the Sorrentine Peninsula. This five-cabin sailboat sleeps ten comfortably across three heads, making it ideal for a family seeking a week of exploration or a group of friends wanting to share the experience of Mediterranean sailing without compromise.
The yacht combines modern ease with genuine sailing character. Her 110-horsepower engine and bow thruster make navigation through crowded anchorages straightforward, while the autopilot and integrated GPS chartplotter mean you can focus on the rhythm of the sea rather than logistics. The generous cockpit, shaded by a Bimini and fitted with cushions for long afternoons, becomes your living room—a space where the boundary between boat and horizon dissolves. Speakers mounted overhead set the mood as you drift, while the sprayhood protects you during those rare squally passages between islands.
Life aboard settles into a natural tempo. Mornings begin with coffee in the cockpit, the water glass-still and the day unscheduled. You'll navigate to hidden coves where the dinghy allows exploration of rocky inlets and tiny fishing villages, returning for lunch prepared in a galley equipped with proper refrigeration. Evenings anchor you in different worlds: one night beneath the pastel cliffs of Positano, the next in the lee of Procida's colourful harbourfront. The voltage converter keeps devices charged, the radio-CD player provides continuity, and the open-water silence—broken only by the occasional fishing boat—becomes the soundtrack to your week.
A week aboard the Duca del Sale is measured not in miles but in sunsets, conversations that drift as lazily as the boat, and the particular magic of waking to new anchorages where land and sea meet in shades of blue and gold.