À propos de ce yacht
Siesta is a 2023 Excess 11 catamaran based at Marina Port Ibiza, offering an ideal platform for exploring the crystalline waters and hidden anchorages of the Balearic Islands. With four spacious cabins accommodating up to eleven guests, this modern catamaran combines the stability and comfort of a dual-hull design with the freedom of bareboat sailing. Whether you're planning a week with family, a group of friends, or seeking a peaceful escape as a couple, Siesta delivers the space and performance to make your charter memorable.
The catamaran is thoughtfully equipped for both cruising ease and onboard comfort. A GPS chartplotter and autopilot take the stress out of navigation, allowing you to focus on the rhythm of the sea, while the twin 29 hp engines provide reliable propulsion when the wind drops. The lazy bag keeps the mainsail neatly contained, and the sprayhood offers welcome shelter during morning departures or unexpected squalls. Cushioned cockpit seating invites long afternoons of conversation and stargazing, while the tender opens access to secluded coves and pristine beaches unreachable by larger vessels.
A typical week aboard Siesta unfolds with purpose and pleasure in equal measure. Days begin with breakfast in the cockpit, followed by gentle sailing toward Formentera's turquoise shallows or the rugged northern cliffs of Ibiza. The two heads and generous cabin layout mean mornings run smoothly, even with a full complement of guests. Afternoons drift between swimming stops, exploring whitewashed villages accessible by dinghy, and sampling fresh seafood at waterfront restaurants. Evenings settle into the rhythm of island life—local wine, shared meals prepared in a well-appointed galley, and the soft glow of sunset reflected across calm waters.
A week aboard Siesta captures the essence of Mediterranean sailing: the freedom to anchor in secluded bays where few others venture, the camaraderie that builds among crew, and the timeless pleasure of waking to the gentle lap of Balearic waters against the hull.