Collections

Sign in

Explore

HomeItalyTuscanyLivorno
Yacht Instant booking

À propos de ce yacht

Daphne, a Bavaria Cruiser 50 sailboat built in 2006, awaits you in Livorno, Italy—a charming Tuscan port town steeped in maritime heritage and perfectly positioned for exploration of the Tyrrhenian Sea. This 15.4-metre vessel strikes an elegant balance between comfort and performance, ideal for groups of friends, extended families, or corporate retreats seeking a week of authentic Mediterranean sailing without the fuss of heavy-weather manoeuvres.

With five well-appointed cabins accommodating up to twelve guests, Daphne offers genuine privacy across three separate heads, ensuring everyone aboard enjoys their own sanctuary after days spent exploring hidden anchorages and sun-drenched coastlines. The thoughtfully designed layout makes her equally suited to bareboat sailing for experienced crews or crewed charters for those preferring a more relaxed pace. Her 75-horsepower engine provides reliable propulsion during calm spells, while the lazy jacks and lazy bag system—a practical touch—simplify sail handling, allowing you to focus on the moment rather than wrestling canvas.

A typical week unfolds with leisurely mornings in Livorno before setting sail toward the Tuscan Archipelago: Elba's dramatic granite cliffs, Giglio's unspoiled beaches, and Giannutri's crystalline waters. The cruising ground here rewards both seasoned sailors and those newer to the sea, with manageable passages between islands and plenty of sheltered anchorages. Onboard, the galley is well-equipped for preparing fresh catches and local ingredients sourced at waterfront markets, while the spacious deck provides the perfect gathering place for evening aperitivos as the sun melts into the horizon.

Daphne invites you to experience the rhythm of Mediterranean life—days punctuated by swims in turquoise coves, evenings anchored off whitewashed villages, and nights beneath star-filled skies, where the gentle lap of water against the hull becomes your lullaby.