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Nizza, a 2019 Sun Odyssey 449, is your gateway to Sicily's most coveted sailing waters. Based at Capo d'Orlando Marina on the island's northern coast, this 13.76-metre sailing yacht offers the perfect balance of comfort and performance for groups of up to ten people seeking an authentic Mediterranean escape. Whether you're planning a week with family, a gathering of close friends, or a multi-generational adventure, Nizza's four cabins and two heads provide the space and privacy everyone needs to unwind.

From your home base, the Tyrrhenian Sea unfolds with endless possibilities. Sail east toward the Aeolian Islands—Lipari, Panarea, and Stromboli—where volcanic landscapes meet crystalline waters perfect for snorkeling. The boat's bow thruster and responsive 57 HP engine make navigation through narrow anchorages effortless, while the autopilot handles longer passages, freeing you to relax in the cockpit beneath the Bimini shade. A well-equipped galley with refrigeration keeps provisions fresh for intimate dinners at anchor, and the lazy bag system makes sail handling intuitive, even for less experienced sailors. The sprayhood protects the companionway during morning coffee, and the onboard snorkeling equipment invites spontaneous exploration of hidden coves and rocky reefs.

A typical week aboard Nizza balances purposeful sailing with unhurried exploration. Mornings might begin with a gentle sail to a new anchorage; afternoons dissolve into swimming, snorkeling, or simply reading on deck. The GPS chartplotter guides you confidently between villages where fresh pasta and local wine await. Cockpit speakers set the mood as the sun descends, and the dinghy makes it easy to reach shoreside tavernas or venture to secluded beaches. By week's end, you'll have traced a path through some of Europe's most dramatic coastline, collected stories from hidden anchorages, and discovered why sailors return to these waters year after year.