À propos de ce yacht
Nagini, a 2021 Dufour 390, awaits you at Marina di Procida, your gateway to the Tyrrhenian Sea's most enchanting waters. Based in the heart of Procida—a pastel-coloured island steeped in Mediterranean charm—this three-cabin sailboat accommodates up to eight guests across eight berths, making her ideal for families, groups of friends, or two couples seeking an unhurried escape. From this storied anchorage, you'll have direct access to the volcanic islands of the Bay of Naples, hidden coves dotted along the Amalfi Coast, and the crystalline waters surrounding Ischia and Capri.
Life aboard Nagini blends comfort with effortless sailing. The spacious cockpit, finished in warm teak and sheltered by a Bimini top and sprayhood, becomes your living room at sea—complete with cushioned seating, a convertible table, and cockpit speakers for evening aperitivos as the sun dips toward the horizon. Below deck, two heads with electric toilets ensure privacy and convenience for all guests. A well-stocked galley with refrigeration keeps provisions fresh, while the GPS at the helm and autopilot make navigation intuitive, whether you're an experienced sailor or chartering for the first time. Lazy jacks and a lazy bag simplify sail handling, so more time is spent savouring the moment than wrestling with rigging.
A typical week unfolds at a gentle rhythm: morning swims in turquoise anchorages, leisurely lunches of local pasta and fresh seafood in waterfront villages, afternoon sails punctuated by the hum of the 30 hp engine when the wind drops. The two-cabin layout provides flexibility—one couple might claim the forward cabin while others enjoy the saloon's convertible berth. Procida itself, with its narrow lanes and lemon groves, offers authentic Neapolitan culture without the crowds of mainland resorts.
Picture yourself anchored off a quiet cove as twilight settles, the only sound the gentle lap of water against the hull, a chilled Greco di Tufo in hand, and the promise of tomorrow's sail to yet another undiscovered corner of Italy's most storied sea.