À propos de ce yacht
BBCAP is a well-maintained Sun Odyssey 39i, a proven cruising sailboat that offers the perfect balance of comfort and performance for exploring Spain's Atlantic coast. Based at the Real Club Nautico de Vigo, this 2007 vessel serves as your gateway to the Rías Baixas—a dramatic landscape of emerald-green estuaries, hidden anchorages, and charming fishing villages that feel worlds away from the busier Mediterranean circuits. With three cabins and accommodation for up to eight guests, BBCAP suits groups of friends, multi-generational families, or couples seeking a week of unhurried sailing with genuine local flavour.
The yacht's thoughtful layout and practical systems make life aboard intuitive and relaxed. Teak decking and cockpit surfaces age beautifully and provide a warm, tactile quality that speaks to the boat's character. Below deck, a desalination unit ensures fresh water independence, while the galley refrigerator keeps provisions cool for simple meals prepared communally or enjoyed at waterside restaurants. The sprayhood offers shelter during Atlantic swells, and the GPS chartplotter guides you confidently through narrow channels and coastal passes. For evening entertainment, the radio-CD system plays softly through cockpit speakers as the sun dips toward Portugal.
A typical week unfolds at a gentle rhythm. Mornings might find you motoring under light sail toward Ría de Arousa, stopping to snorkel in crystalline coves where the water clarity rivals anywhere on the peninsula—the onboard snorkelling kit makes exploration effortless. The tender allows quick access to remote beaches and village quays where Galician seafood restaurants serve percebes and local Albariño wine. Afternoons are for reading, swimming, or simply drifting at anchor while coastal light shifts across the water. Evenings anchor in sheltered bays where fishing boats return with the day's catch and the hills fade into silhouette.
BBCAP rewards those who value authenticity over spectacle—a week that builds memory through simplicity, good company, and the unhurried discovery of Spain's most unspoiled sailing coast.