Bareboat Sailing Yacht Eivissa
Elegant Beneteau sailing for four cabins through Italy's finest waters
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About Bareboat Sailing Yacht Eivissa
Eivissa is a Beneteau Oceanis 45 built in 2012, purpose-designed for bareboat sailing holidays across the Mediterranean. With four cabins accommodating up to ten guests, she strikes the balance between spacious group cruising and responsive handling that defines the Oceanis line. Every element reflects thoughtful design: the chart table doubles as dining space, intelligent ventilation ensures year-round comfort, and the open bathing platform grants effortless access to crystalline anchorages.
The layout prioritises both practicality and ease of passage, whether you're managing the boat with family or coordinating a larger group of friends. Automation features including autopilot allow you to relax whilst maintaining full control, whilst the included dinghy with outboard motor opens up remote coves and shallow-water exploration that larger yachts cannot reach.
Highlights
- •Four cabin layout sleeps ten across a 2012-built hull proven for Mediterranean cruising
- •Autopilot and dinghy with motor included; bed linen and towels provided
- •Open bathing platform and chart-table living space maximise onboard comfort
- •Base in Sardinia with unfettered access to Amalfi, Naples, and Sicily within a week's sail
The Charter Experience
Charter Eivissa from Sardinia and command one of Europe's most rewarding sailing grounds. The Amalfi Coast offers dramatic clifftop villages and protected anchorages; Sicily tempts with Greek temples and untouched bays; the Gulf of Naples delivers storied waters beneath Vesuvius. Bareboat sailing here means genuine autonomy—navigate at your own rhythm, sunrise departures, extended stays in preferred anchorages, and the satisfaction of handling a proven design through waters that reward skilled seamanship. Summer winds are consistent and forgiving; spring and autumn bring perfect sailing temperatures with fewer transiting yachts.
Suggested Itinerary
A typical week might read as follows: depart Sardinia's emerald coves for Corsica's granite anchorages, then press south to the Tyrrhenian islands. Push toward the Amalfi Coast for two nights amid lemon terraces and pastel towns, divert to Capri's grottos, then south to Sicily's Aeolian Islands where volcanic peaks frame your evening drinks. Return via Sardinia's northeast passages, timing final days for the island's sheltered bays and white-sand beaches.
Specifications
13.8 m
10
4
8
Monohull
2012