Shibumi is a 2022 Dufour 390 Grand Large based at Marina di Stabia in Castellammare di Stabia, offering an ideal platform for exploring the crystalline waters and dramatic coastlines of the Campania region. This well-appointed sailing yacht accommodates up to seven guests across three comfortable cabins, making her equally suited to families seeking a week of Mediterranean adventure or groups of friends looking to share the magic of sailing together. The boat's thoughtful layout includes three separate heads, ensuring privacy and comfort for all aboard—a genuine luxury when cruising with multiple cabins occupied.

From this strategic home base near Naples, a week aboard Shibumi unfolds with endless possibilities. You might sail south toward the Amalfi Coast, anchoring in hidden coves where pastel villages cling to cliffsides, or venture toward the islands of Capri and Ischia, where turquoise waters invite morning swims. The yacht's responsive 50-horsepower engine and well-balanced sail plan make her equally at home under canvas or motoring through calmer straits. On deck, the integrated sprayhood and generous cockpit cushions create a comfortable outdoor living space where you'll spend your days navigating, sunbathing, or simply watching the light shift across the water. Below, the cabin amenities—including GPS navigation, a radio-CD system, and strategically placed cockpit speakers—blend modern convenience with the timeless rhythm of life at sea.

Evenings anchor in sheltered bays where the water reflects the last warmth of sunset, perhaps with the tender (dinghy) ready to explore a nearby village for fresh seafood and local wine. The voltage converter ensures your devices stay charged for capturing memories, while the detailed chart plotter guides you confidently to lesser-known anchorages. Whether you're an experienced sailor or new to bareboat chartering, Shibumi's responsive handling and well-maintained systems make her a joy to command. A week aboard this Dufour feels less like a holiday and more like stepping into a slower, more intentional way of living—one where your daily commute is measured in nautical miles and your office has views of Vesuvius across the bay.