Gabri is a 2021 Oceanis 38 sailboat based at Marina di Portisco in Golfo Aranci, offering an ideal platform for exploring Sardinia's northeastern coast and the Maddalena archipelago. This well-appointed three-cabin vessel comfortably accommodates six guests, making it perfect for families, groups of friends, or two couples seeking a week of Mediterranean sailing without the constraints of a skipper's schedule. The boat's thoughtful design balances performance with comfort—her 30 hp engine ensures reliable power when the wind falls calm, while the bow thruster simplifies maneuvering in tight anchorages. On deck, a bimini top and sprayhood provide welcome shelter during the heat of midday or unexpected squalls, allowing you to remain comfortable whether you're underway or settled at anchor.

A typical week aboard Gabri unfolds across some of Europe's most unspoiled waters. From your departure point, you might sail north toward the Maddalena Islands, where granite peaks rise from crystalline bays, or venture south along the Costa Smeralda's quieter coves. The boat's responsive helm and efficient sail plan reward both experienced sailors and those new to bareboat cruising. Below deck, the cabin layout maximizes livability—three separate sleeping areas ensure privacy, while the galley and saloon provide comfortable gathering spaces during evening hours. A single head with shower facilities keeps the boat practical for week-long voyages.

Evenings aboard blend seamlessly with Sardinian rhythms. Drop anchor in a secluded bay where the water turns from turquoise to deep indigo as the sun descends, dine on fresh seafood and local Vermentino wine, and drift to sleep beneath a canopy of stars. The boat's radio-CD system and voltage converter support modern conveniences without compromising the simplicity of life at sea. Whether you're an accomplished sailor refining your skills or a group of friends discovering the pleasure of self-sufficient cruising, Gabri delivers an authentic week of Mediterranean sailing, where each day brings new anchorages, hidden coves, and the timeless satisfaction of moving beneath sail through some of Italy's most beautiful waters.