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Mira is a 2013 Sun Odyssey 439 based at Marina d'Arechi in Salerno, offering an ideal platform for exploring the Tyrrhenian coast and the jewels of the Campania region. This 13-metre sailing yacht combines proven seaworthiness with thoughtful comfort, making it equally suited to families seeking a week of gentle exploration or groups of friends wanting to anchor in secluded bays between leisurely lunches ashore.

The boat's layout accommodates up to ten guests across four cabins, with two heads ensuring minimal queuing during morning routines—a practical consideration often overlooked on smaller vessels. The spacious teak cockpit becomes the social heart of your voyage, shaded by a Bimini top that transforms afternoon hours into a comfortable retreat from the Mediterranean sun. A sprayhood protects the companionway during passage-making, while the lazy bag system makes sail handling straightforward, even for less experienced crew. Below deck, a reliable refrigerator keeps provisions fresh, and the autopilot allows you to settle into the rhythm of sailing without constant helm work.

A typical week unfolds with morning departures toward the Amalfi Coast's dramatic cliffs, afternoon anchorages in translucent waters, and evenings spent exploring hillside villages accessible by tender. The included dinghy opens access to smaller coves and isolated beaches where larger yachts cannot venture. The YANMAR 57 engine provides dependable power when the wind falls light—common in summer months—ensuring you make the most of every day.

From Salerno, you sail past Positano's pastel facades, thread between Capri's limestone formations, and discover hidden anchorages around the Li Galli islands. Provisions sourced from local markets—burrata, San Marzano tomatoes, fresh seafood—transform simple galley meals into celebrations of regional cuisine. A week aboard Mira culminates not in a checklist of sights ticked off, but in the memory of sunset drinks at anchor, the gentle clink of halyards in the evening breeze, and the ease of a vessel that lets you focus entirely on the sea and those beside you.