Mila is a 2026 Sun Odyssey 490 based at Marina di Scarlino, your gateway to the Tuscan Archipelago and beyond. This 14.8-metre sailing yacht combines modern comfort with thoughtful sustainability features—solar panels and a water maker ensure self-sufficiency during extended cruises, while an 80 HP engine provides reliable power in light winds. With five cabins sleeping up to thirteen guests, she welcomes families, groups of friends, or multiple couples seeking a week of Mediterranean exploration without compromise on space or amenities.

The Tuscan coast unfolds as a natural playground from your departure point. You'll navigate crystalline waters dotted with islands—Elba, Giglio, and Giannutri each offer their own character, from charming fishing villages to secluded anchorages. Mila's bow thruster and autopilot make handling intuitive, whether you're an experienced sailor or discovering the joys of bareboat cruising for the first time. The 80-horsepower engine ensures confident maneuvering in tight harbours and calm passages, while the GPS chartplotter keeps navigation straightforward.

Onboard life balances ease with elegance. The spacious cockpit, shaded by a bimini and sprayhood, becomes your floating living room—a place to linger over morning coffee or evening aperitivos. Three heads with electric toilets serve your group comfortably, while the galley refrigerator keeps provisions fresh. The swim platform and tender open access to hidden coves and shallow anchorages where the water runs turquoise. Solar panels quietly work alongside conventional systems, reducing generator hours and deepening your connection to the sea's rhythms.

A typical week aboard Mila unfolds at your own pace: lazy mornings at anchor, afternoons exploring Tuscan hilltop towns accessible by dinghy, and evenings spent watching the sun melt into the sea while local white wine chills in the galley fridge. Whether you're a seasoned sailor or stepping aboard for the first time, this yacht delivers the freedom and comfort that make Mediterranean sailing feel less like a holiday and more like coming home.