Luxury Crewed Sailing Yacht TUSCAN SPIRIT
Sailing Sardinia with a seasoned crew and refined comfort
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About Luxury Crewed Sailing Yacht TUSCAN SPIRIT
TUSCAN SPIRIT is a Hanse 62 sailing yacht that brings understated elegance to the Tyrrhenian coast. Built in 2014, she combines a refined hull with a thoughtfully designed interior, accommodating six guests across three double cabins (one king, two queens). Her dual sailing and engine systems work in concert, allowing your crew to read wind and sea with precision, moving between anchorages and coastal villages with quiet efficiency rather than fanfare.
Your experience rests on Captain Roberto Gatto's fifteen years of Mediterranean expertise and the attentive care of Deck-hand/Chef Stefano Bajardi. Roberto's reputation lies in creating an atmosphere of calm confidence, where the logistics of sailing fade into the background so you can absorb the light, the water, and the rhythm of the island. Stefano brings both galley skill and genuine warmth to meals and daily routines, his enthusiasm for life at sea evident in every detail. Together, they orchestrate the kind of charter where comfort and competence feel inseparable.
Highlights
- •Three double cabins with generous natural light and cross-ventilation, designed for genuine comfort during longer passages
- •Captain Roberto's mastery of Sardinian anchorages and coastal routes, reducing uncertainty and maximising discovery
- •Stefano's onboard galley work, combining fresh local provisions with careful preparation for meals that anchor each day
- •Flexible itinerary planning that honours both your preferences and the sea's natural rhythms, from La Maddalena's protected islands to Porto Cervo's refined coastal life
The Charter Experience
A week aboard TUSCAN SPIRIT invites a natural rhythm of movement and stillness. You might weigh anchor in Cala dei Sardi at sunrise, sail past granite headlands that have watched centuries pass, and find yourself swimming in luminous shallows by noon. Lunches happen near the water; dinners unfold as the coast turns gold. The crew works with you to shape the itinerary—whether you crave hidden bays, Michelin-starred harbours, or simply more time in one place—so the journey feels personally yours rather than a predetermined tick-box. What lingers is not a list of 'sights', but the feeling of having inhabited Sardinia properly: the salt on your skin, the specific timbre of conversations over meals, the confidence that comes from moving through the Mediterranean under the watch of people who genuinely know these waters.
Suggested Itinerary
A typical week departs from Olbia or nearby Cala dei Sardi, moving south through the islands of La Maddalena National Park—a sanctuary of granite formations and clear water where swimming and snorkelling define unhurried mornings. From there, sail toward the Emerald Coast (Costa Smeralda), anchoring near Porto Cervo for refined dining ashore, or drop back to quieter villages where your crew sourcing local fish becomes dinner. The return journey can drift northward to Palau or westward to Caprera, depending on wind, mood, and your appetite for either solitude or gentle exploration. Each stop is chosen not for its Instagram credentials, but for its honest character—the kind of place where an afternoon swim followed by a quiet glass of wine on deck feels like the whole point of sailing.
Specifications
20.0 m
6
3
6
Monohull
2014
8 kn
2