Luxury Crewed Motor Yacht STAY MINE
Italian Riviera elegance with a captain who knows every cove
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About Luxury Crewed Motor Yacht STAY MINE
STAY MINE is an Aicon 66 offering refined comfort across three cabins, each appointed with thoughtful detail. Accommodation spans a king berth, queen, and twin configuration, welcoming up to six guests in an intimate, understated setting. Built in 2007, this Italian motor yacht retains the build quality Aicon is recognised for, blending practicality with Mediterranean sophistication.
Your voyage is helmed by Captain Andrea, whose deep familiarity with Sardinian waters translates into access to the region's most coveted anchorages and hidden bays. Onboard dining reflects homemade preparation rather than formulaic menus, a distinction that elevates casual charter into genuine respite. The crew approach prioritises attentiveness without intrusion, allowing you to dictate the pace of your week.
Water activities centre on exploration. A Zodiac tender, SUP board, snorkelling kit, and inflatables provide flexible options for those who wish to engage with the sea; equally, the floating mat serves those content to drift and observe. The yacht carries insurance and crew provisions within the charter fee, with additional expenses (fuel, mooring, provisions, gratuities) calculated separately at approximately 30% of the weekly rate, plus VAT.
Highlights
- •Three-cabin configuration with flexible sleeping arrangements for small groups or families
- •Captain Andrea's local knowledge and homemade provisions set the culinary and navigational tone
- •Tender and water sports equipment for exploration, snorkelling, and water-based leisure
- •MYBA charter terms with transparent all-in pricing structure and professional crew included
The Charter Experience
A charter aboard STAY MINE anchors you in Sardinia's Tyrrhenian embrace, where granite headlands meet turquoise shallows. Porto Cervo, Olbia, and Porto Rotondo form your cruising triangle, each offering distinct character. Early mornings might find you slipping into crystalline bays inaccessible to larger vessels; afternoons belong to leisurely lunches at waterfront villages or on deck. This is sailing stripped of spectacle, focused instead on the quiet reward of knowing the coast intimately and moving through it at human pace.
Suggested Itinerary
A typical week might begin in Porto Cervo, progressing toward the Maddalena archipelago for protected anchorages and granite-fringed coves. Mid-week, cruise toward Bonifacio Strait for dramatic coastal scenery, then return via Porto Rotondo's sheltered waters. Evening positions are chosen to maximise tranquillity rather than nightlife, though access to villages and casual harbourside dining remains within easy reach.
Specifications
20.1 m
3
6
Monohull
2007
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