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Rosa is a 2023 Dufour 390 Grand Large, a modern sailing yacht built for comfort and ease of handling, based at Marina di Portisco in Golfo Aranci on Sardinia's northeastern coast. This is prime sailing territory—crystalline waters, consistent winds, and a coastline dotted with granite coves, white-sand beaches, and charming fishing villages. The yacht's three cabins and three en-suite heads accommodate six guests comfortably, making it ideal for families, groups of friends, or two couples seeking a week of unhurried exploration along one of the Mediterranean's most unspoiled regions.

Aboard Rosa, modern seamanship meets relaxation. The boat is equipped with a bow thruster and autopilot, reducing the physical demands of sailing and anchoring, while the GPS chartplotter keeps navigation intuitive. A bimini top and sprayhood shelter the cockpit during unexpected weather or strong sun, and the teak cockpit provides a natural gathering space for morning coffee or evening aperitivos. The lazy bag system simplifies sail handling, so even less experienced sailors can manage confidently. A radio-CD system adds ambiance during quieter anchorages.

A typical week unfolds at an easy pace. You might sail from Portisco toward the Maddalena archipelago, threading between islands where the water shifts from turquoise to deep indigo. Days blend sailing with swimming in hidden coves, exploring villages like Palau or Santa Teresa, and sampling local seafood—bottarga pasta, grilled lobster, Vermentino wine. The 30 HP engine ensures reliable passage when the wind drops, and the boat's responsive handling rewards both seasoned sailors and those newer to bareboat charter. Evenings anchor in protected bays where the granite peaks glow amber at sunset, the water mirror-still, and the only sound is gentle lapping against the hull.

A week aboard Rosa is an immersion in the rhythms of Mediterranean sailing—the freedom of choosing your next anchorage each morning, the satisfaction of reading wind and water, and the unhurried joy of discovering Sardinia's coast at your own pace.