Libertas is a 2000 Amel Supermaramu, a proven ocean-going sailboat built for genuine comfort and capable cruising. Based at Salivoli near Piombino on the Tuscan coast, she offers an ideal platform for exploring the Tyrrhenian Sea—a region where granite islands, hidden anchorages, and crystalline waters define the Mediterranean sailing experience. At 17 metres with two cabins and berths for seven, she suits small groups, families, or friends seeking a week of genuine autonomy on the water without sacrificing the practicalities of modern cruising.

The boat's layout balances liveability with performance. Two heads, a full galley with refrigeration, and air conditioning ensure comfort during warm months, while the saloon's television and heating make cooler seasons equally pleasant. On deck, the Amel's reputation for seaworthiness shines through thoughtful design: electric winches ease sail handling, the bimini and sprayhood provide shelter in the cockpit, and lazy jacks with lazy bag keep sail management straightforward. The autopilot and radar are genuine working tools—not afterthoughts—allowing confident navigation whether you're bareboat sailing or working alongside a professional crew.

A typical week unfolds between the Tuscan archipelago and Elba. You might depart Salivoli, set the gennaker or spinnaker for a downwind passage to Portoferraio, then spend days island-hopping: anchoring off Pianosa, exploring the granite coves of Montecristo, or reaching across to the Giglio Islands. The dinghy opens access to shallow bays and remote beaches. Evenings are spent at quiet anchorages, cooking fresh seafood in the galley or dining ashore in small fishing villages. The radar and solid construction mean you can venture further if conditions and appetite allow—perhaps toward Corsica or the Gorgona.

Libertas rewards those who value self-reliance and genuine connection to sailing. Seven nights minimum allows time to settle into the rhythm of wind and tide, to know the boat's character, and to discover why this stretch of Italian coast has captivated sailors for centuries. Imagine your final sunset anchored in a deserted cove, the Tuscan hills silhouetted against the horizon, the only sound the gentle swing of the mooring and the clink of halyards in the breeze.