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À propos de ce yacht

Gryffindor is a 2020 Dufour 530 sailing yacht based in Punta Nuraghe, Olbia, offering the perfect platform for exploring Sardinia's crystalline waters and hidden anchorages. With seven cabins and thirteen berths, she accommodates larger groups, families, or friends seeking an unforgettable week at sea without compromise on comfort or space. The yacht's generous beam and thoughtful layout make her an ideal choice for those who value both performance and livability during an extended charter.

A week aboard Gryffindor typically unfolds across the stunning Maddalena Archipelago and beyond, where granite islands rise dramatically from turquoise shallows. The boat's efficient 75 HP engine and responsive handling under sail mean you'll cover ground smoothly whether pursuing steady winds or navigating into secluded coves. Four well-appointed heads ensure minimal queuing, while the teak cockpit—complete with electric winches and cushioned seating—becomes your natural gathering place for morning coffee and evening aperitifs. The teak-laid deck invites barefoot wandering, and the hydraulic bathing platform provides effortless access to the water for swimming and snorkelling.

Life aboard balances activity with relaxation. Solar panels and a voltage converter support modern conveniences like the onboard television and refrigeration, keeping provisions fresh and devices charged throughout your voyage. The GPS at the helm guides confident navigation, while electronic toilets and practical systems mean less time on maintenance and more on exploration. Whether you're a seasoned sailor or chartering with a professional skipper, Gryffindor's well-maintained systems and intuitive design allow everyone to settle in quickly.

Picture yourself anchored off a granite-fringed island as the sun melts into the sea, the boat gently swinging to the breeze, the aroma of fresh pasta and local Vermentino drifting from the galley, and the stars emerging overhead in numbers you've never seen before.