Bareboat Sailing Yacht Dufour 405
Unfussy sailing comfort across Spain's coast and islands
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About Bareboat Sailing Yacht Dufour 405
The Dufour 405 Grand Large is engineered for independent sailors seeking genuine comfort without compromise. Originally designed for extended passage-making, this bareboat offers the rare combination of responsive handling and genuine living space, with three double cabins that accommodate groups comfortably across longer voyages.
The yacht's defining strength lies in her simplicity. She sails efficiently even when shorthanded, responds intuitively to helm inputs, and rewards good seamanship. The saloon feels unusually bright thanks to generous double portholes, while natural ventilation keeps the interior fresh even in warm Mediterranean conditions. She is at home either anchored for several days or making distance under sail.
Highlights
- •Three separate double cabins, properly ventilated and naturally lit
- •Straightforward systems and uncomplicated handling for bareboat autonomy
- •Bright, airy saloon with excellent sight lines and cross-ventilation
- •Well-proven design with solid offshore capability for confident cruising
The Charter Experience
Charter her from Valencia to explore the crystalline waters of the Balearic Islands, or cruise the Costa de Valencia's quieter anchorages. The Dufour 405 is equally suited to circumnavigating Ibiza and Formentera, reaching towards Menorca, or remaining within Spain's protected bays. With no charter company logistics to manage, you control your pace entirely, lingering where conditions and mood dictate.
Suggested Itinerary
A typical week might begin in Valencia, sail south along the Costa Blanca to Altea or Benidorm, then push southeast towards Ibiza, spending time in San Antonio and Santa Eulalia before returning via Formentera's shallow anchorages. Alternatively, head north towards Castellón and the Ebro Delta, where flat water and small fishing villages suit leisurely exploration.
Specifications
12.2 m
3
6
Monohull
2010