À propos de ce yacht
Neptune Planet is a 2016 Dufour 460 Grand Large, a well-proportioned cruising sailboat that calls Marsala Marina home—the perfect launchpad for exploring Sicily's western coast and the crystalline waters surrounding the Egadi Islands. With four comfortable cabins and four en-suite heads, she accommodates groups of friends, extended families, or couples seeking a week of genuine Mediterranean sailing without compromise. Her 14-metre hull glides smoothly through both open waters and tight anchorages, while the 75-horsepower engine provides reliable assistance when the wind decides to rest.
Life aboard Neptune Planet unfolds with genuine ease. The spacious cockpit, furnished with cushioned seating and shaded by a protective sprayhood, becomes your floating living room—the ideal vantage point for morning coffee or evening aperitivos as you drift between coves. Below deck, the layout maximises comfort with dedicated sleeping quarters and multiple bathrooms, ensuring mornings run without queues. A bow thruster simplifies tight marina entries, while the lazy bag keeps sail handling manageable even for less experienced crews. Practical touches like the automatic pilot and GPS chartplotter mean you can navigate confidently, whether you're following a planned itinerary or responding to a sudden urge to chase a distant headland.
Your week typically unfolds between the limestone cliffs of Trapani, the salt ponds and windmills of Marsala itself, and the wild beauty of Favignana and Levanzo. The tender makes exploring shallow bays and hidden grottoes straightforward, while onboard systems—including the holding tank and voltage converter—keep everything running smoothly through a full week away. Local fish markets, family-run trattorias, and the unhurried rhythm of Sicilian island life punctuate your days on the water. By week's end, you'll have collected a string of perfect anchorages: sun-warmed rock formations, waters so clear you can count the fish beneath your hull, and sunsets that linger long enough to finish a second glass of local wine.