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Extra Mile is a 2016 Bavaria Cruiser 41 based in Belém, Portugal—a historic riverside departure point that opens onto the Tagus estuary and beyond to the Atlantic coast. This well-maintained sailboat accommodates up to six guests across three cabins, making it ideal for families, groups of friends, or two couples seeking a week of genuine exploration rather than crowded resort sailing. The vessel combines practical comfort with the freedom of bareboat or crewed charter, allowing you to set your own rhythm along Portugal's dramatic coastline.

The boat is fitted with essential modern conveniences that matter at sea: GPS navigation at the helm, a voltage converter for your devices, and a sprayhood that shields the cockpit during Atlantic swells or unexpected showers. The two full heads ensure comfort for larger groups, while the 55 hp engine provides reliable power when winds fall light—a common occurrence in summer months. Belém itself, with its iconic tower and waterfront character, serves as a natural launchpad for cruising the Cascais coast, the Sintra-Cascais National Park's dramatic cliffs, or pushing further south toward the Alentejo's quieter anchorages and fishing villages.

A typical week aboard unfolds with mornings spent exploring protected coves and afternoon sails along steep granite headlands, punctuated by stops at family-run tascas serving grilled fish and local wine. The three cabins allow flexibility—couples can claim privacy while friends gather in the saloon for evening meals prepared in the galley or sourced from harbourside markets. Whether you're an experienced sailor taking the helm or joining a crewed charter where the skipper handles navigation, Extra Mile responds well to varied conditions and welcomes both confident sailors and those new to life aboard.

Picture your final evening anchored in a quiet bay south of Cascais, the sun dropping behind terraced vineyards, a cold Portuguese white in hand, and the gentle rock of the boat the only rhythm that matters.