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Bianca is a 2017 Sun Odyssey 519 offering an ideal platform for exploring the Tuscan archipelago from Marina di Scarlino. This 15-metre sailing yacht combines thoughtful design with practical cruising systems, accommodating up to 12 guests across five cabins with three separate heads—making her equally suited to extended family voyages, groups of friends, or multi-generational adventures. Based in the charming coastal town of Scarlino, you'll find yourself perfectly positioned to sail among the islands of Tuscany, where granite peaks rise from turquoise waters and hidden anchorages reward those who venture beyond the busier ports.

Life aboard Bianca unfolds at a natural rhythm. The teak deck and generous cockpit, sheltered by a bimini and sprayhood, become your outdoor living room—ideal for morning coffee or evening aperitivos as the sun dips behind distant hills. The yacht's water maker and solar panels reflect a commitment to self-sufficiency, allowing you to spend more time exploring remote coves rather than hunting for supplies. A bow thruster and autopilot ease the mechanics of sailing, while the Yanmar 80 engine handles calmer days with quiet efficiency. Below deck, the refrigerator keeps provisions fresh, and the voltage converter ensures your devices stay charged throughout the week.

The swimming platform and dinghy open access to secluded beaches and shallow anchorages where larger vessels cannot venture. Whether you're anchored off Elba, Giglio, or Giannutri, the boat's three heads and generous cabin space mean everyone enjoys genuine comfort after days spent exploring. The GPS and chart plotter guide you confidently through these well-charted waters, while the lazy bag simplifies sail handling.

A week aboard Bianca typically weaves together unhurried sailing mornings, long lunches in sun-drenched anchorages, and evenings sampling local seafood in waterfront villages—leaving you with the kind of memories that linger long after you've returned to shore.