Capella 1 is a 2024 Astréa 42 catamaran based at the Yacht Classic Hotel in Fethiye, Turkey—a gateway to some of the Mediterranean's most storied waters. This four-cabin vessel combines modern comfort with the spaciousness that only a catamaran's twin hulls can offer, accommodating up to ten guests across four well-appointed cabins and four full bathrooms. Whether you're planning a week with family, a gathering of close friends, or simply seeking the freedom of bareboat sailing, Capella 1 delivers the stability and room to breathe that transforms a holiday into a genuine escape.

From Fethiye, your week unfolds along the Turkish Riviera's legendary coastline—a landscape of pine-clad mountains tumbling toward crystalline bays and ancient ruins half-submerged in turquoise shallows. The catamaran's twin 50 HP engines and electric winches make handling effortless, whether you're navigating narrow channels or anchoring in secluded coves. Powered by both solar panels and a generator, with a dedicated water maker aboard, Capella 1 grants genuine self-sufficiency; you'll find the galley equipped with full refrigeration, air conditioning throughout, and all the essentials for preparing meals from local markets in hillside villages. GPS chartplotting and autopilot mean you can relax while the boat finds its rhythm, and when you want to explore shallower anchorages, the tender and outboard motor open access to hidden beaches and underwater springs.

Days typically blend unhurried sailing with long lunches ashore—fresh meze and local wine in waterfront tavernas, afternoon swims in water so clear you see the seabed twenty metres down, and quiet evenings at anchor watching the light fade across the water. The generous cockpit, fitted with comfortable cushions, becomes your living room at sea, the perfect perch for morning coffee or sunset aperitifs. Your week aboard Capella 1 culminates not in a checklist of sights, but in the deeper rhythm of coastal life: the smell of salt and pine, the gentle swing of the boat at anchor, and the particular silence that settles over the water when the sun dips below the mountains.