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Uriel, a 2026 Oceanis 47, awaits you at Capo d'Orlando Marina on Sicily's stunning northern coast—a gateway to the crystalline waters and hidden anchorages of the Tyrrhenian Sea. This four-cabin sailboat accommodates up to ten guests across eight berths, making it ideal for families, groups of friends, or two couples seeking a week of unhurried exploration together. The boat combines modern comfort with practical seamanship: electric winches and a bow thruster handle the mechanics of sailing, while the autopilot lets you settle into the rhythm of the sea. The bimini overhead and sprayhood forward create sheltered zones perfect for morning coffee or afternoon reading, and the lazy jacks system keeps sail handling effortless—even for those new to sailing.

Below deck, Uriel feels spacious and well-appointed. Four full heads serve the cabins, while the galley is equipped with a proper refrigerator and espresso machine, ensuring you're never without essentials or small luxuries. Coussins de cockpit invite you to linger in the open air as evening settles in, and the included dinghy opens access to secluded coves and waterfront villages unreachable by larger boats.

A typical week unfolds with gentle sails between the Aeolian Islands, stops at whitewashed fishing villages, and long afternoons anchored in turquoise bays where the water is so clear you can see the seabed beneath you. The Yammer engine provides reliable propulsion on calm days, while the GPS cockpit display keeps navigation straightforward. Whether you're chartering with your own skipper or arranging a professional crew, Uriel's thoughtful design—from the electric toilets to the comprehensive navigation suite—means more time enjoying the Mediterranean and less time managing logistics.

Your week culminates in sundowner anchorages where the Sicilian coastline glows amber and gold, perhaps with fresh seafood sourced from a morning market in a nearby port, the gentle rock of the swell beneath you, and the satisfaction of having discovered waters few tourists ever reach.