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À propos de ce yacht

Jéroboam is a 2026 Dufour 470 offering an ideal platform for exploring the Tyrrhenian coast from Salerno's Marina d'Arechi. This 14.85-metre sailing yacht combines modern comfort with thoughtful design, accommodating up to eight guests across four well-appointed cabins—perfect for families, groups of friends, or two couples seeking a shared adventure. The boat's four en-suite heads and generous living spaces mean everyone enjoys privacy and ease throughout the week.

A typical week aboard Jéroboam unfolds with morning coffee in the teak cockpit, where coussins provide comfort as you plan your day's anchorages. The Dufour's responsive handling and 60 hp engine make passage-making relaxed; the bow thruster and electric winches reduce physical demands, while the autopilot lets you settle into the rhythm of sailing. Climate control throughout keeps the interior cool during warm Mediterranean days, and the sprayhood shelters the cockpit during unexpected squalls. Evening navigation is straightforward thanks to integrated GPS and chart plotting, so you can confidently explore hidden coves and lesser-known harbours along the coast.

The Salerno base opens onto some of Italy's most rewarding sailing waters. From here, you might drift south toward the Amalfi Coast's dramatic cliffs, anchor off Capri's turquoise shallows, or venture north into the islands dotted with whitewashed villages and family-run trattorias. The group generator ensures cold drinks and hot showers at remote anchorages, while the voltage converter keeps devices charged for capturing sunsets and sharing memories. Whether you're an experienced sailor or a confident charterer, Jéroboam's combination of capable systems and intuitive layout makes a week feel both effortless and genuinely yours.

Picture yourself at sunset, anchored in crystalline water, the Campanian hills glowing amber on the horizon, a shared meal prepared from that morning's market finds, and the gentle clink of glasses as the day's sailing settles into memory.