La Dolce Vita

Italy

Past events (available when chartering the whole yacht)

Italy is surrounded by sea on all sides, so it is no surprise that sailing is very popular here. All the most interesting spots are on the west coast: many islands and excellent marinas.

Split — Reggio Calabria passage

A long yacht passage with night watches. Excellent practice and a chance to gain new skills in handling a sailing yacht.

Reggio Calabria — Ibiza passage

A fascinating, dynamic passage under sail from Sicily to Ibiza. A great opportunity to consolidate your sailing skills and gain new ones. The passage includes night watches. Along the way you will visit the most beautiful spots of the Aeolian Islands, swim in crystal-clear sea and soak up the blazing Italian sun.

Sardinia and Corsica cruise

The north coast of Sardinia is world-famous for its white beaches, expensive restaurants and megayachts. Film stars and sheikhs holiday here. Set off on a sea voyage and enjoy Italy and France in a single trip.

Tuscan islands cruise

The Tuscan Islands are an open-air museum; for their beauty, these 7 islands (Gorgona, Capraia, Elba, Pianosa, Montecristo, Giglio and Giannutri) are often compared to the jewels in the crown of the goddess Venus.

Bay of Naples cruise

Southern Italy means a warm climate, a deep blue sea, delicious traditional food and popular resorts! We head to Naples, where our voyage around the beautiful Bay of Naples begins — we will visit the pearls of the region: the islands of Capri and Ischia, colourful Procida, lemon-scented Sorrento, the “Russian” Li Galli islands, Amalfi — birthplace of the compass — and much, much more. Stunning scenery, the home of delicious limoncello, walks through the loveliest historic centres, grottoes in the cliffs, sunny weather — this is what your fairy-tale holiday aboard a comfortable sailing yacht will be like!

“Elba–Corsica. Napoleon’s homeland” cruise

You will visit Elba, the largest island of the Tuscan Archipelago. On French Corsica we will stock up on wine and cheese and head south along Corsica’s west coast. This is where Napoleon was born. Bizarre cliffs, secluded sandy coves, Genoese citadels and cosy fishing villages await you.

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