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The Alboran Moscatel, a 2024 Oceanis 51.1, awaits you at Puerto Deportivo Radazul in El Rosario, offering an ideal base for exploring the Canary Islands' protected waters and volcanic coastlines. This 15-metre sailing yacht combines contemporary design with practical comfort, making it equally suited to families seeking a week of discovery or groups of friends looking to share an unforgettable adventure at sea. With five cabins accommodating up to twelve guests and three en-suite heads, the boat provides genuine privacy and convenience for extended cruising.

Life aboard unfolds at a leisurely pace. The well-appointed cockpit, shaded by a bimini and fitted with a sprayhood for protection against Atlantic swells, becomes your natural gathering space—ideal for morning coffee or evening aperitifs as you drift between anchorages. Modern navigation tools, including GPS chartplotting and radar, ensure confident passage-making, while the autopilot handles the helm during longer passages, freeing you to relax or explore the galley. Lazy jacks simplify sail handling, and the integrated sound system adds ambiance to your evenings under the stars.

Your week typically unfolds between hidden coves and charming fishing villages, where you'll drop anchor in crystalline waters and tender ashore for fresh seafood and local wine. The Canaries' year-round sailing season means consistent trade winds and manageable sea states, perfect for both experienced sailors and those new to bareboat or crewed charter. Whether you're anchored off a black-sand beach, snorkelling in sheltered bays, or navigating to neighbouring islands, the Alboran Moscatel provides the space, stability, and equipment to make each day feel unhurried and complete.

Imagine your final evening: sunset painting the volcanic peaks in shades of amber and rose, the boat gently swinging to its anchor, and the crew preparing a feast of local catch as you and your companions reflect on a week of wind, water, and genuine connection at sea.