À propos de ce yacht
Tintaro is a well-maintained Catalina 42 sailboat based at Marina di Porto Antico in Genova, offering an authentic week of Mediterranean sailing along Italy's Ligurian coast. This 2001 classic combines proven seaworthiness with comfortable cruising credentials, ideal for groups of friends or extended families seeking a genuine bareboat experience without compromise on livability.
The yacht sleeps eight across four cabins, each thoughtfully laid out for privacy and rest after days spent exploring hidden anchorages and charming fishing villages. Two full heads ensure comfort aboard, while practical systems—including lazy jacks and lazy bag for effortless sail handling—make the boat accessible to confident sailors of varying experience. The Yanmar engine provides reliable auxiliary power when needed, and the autopilot offers welcome respite during longer passages, allowing the crew to relax in the cockpit with music from the onboard speakers or simply take in the surrounding seascape.
From Genova, a week's itinerary typically unfolds eastward toward Portovenere and the dramatic Cinque Terre coastline, or westward into the quieter coves near Portofino and beyond. The cruising grounds here reward exploration: sheltered anchorages tucked between limestone cliffs, waterfront trattorias serving fresh seafood and local Ligurian pesto, and the rhythm of Mediterranean life that moves at its own unhurried pace. The yacht's 13-meter length and responsive handling make her equally at home in open water and intimate anchorages where few larger vessels venture.
The refrigerator keeps provisions fresh for onboard meals or impromptu picnics on deck, while the dinghy opens access to remote beaches and tiny harbors unreachable by larger boats. Whether your crew comprises seasoned sailors or enthusiastic newcomers, Tintaro offers the independence and flexibility that define the best bareboat weeks—anchoring beneath star-filled skies, waking to the gentle lap of water against the hull, and discovering that the journey itself becomes the destination.