The catamaran was dirty, poorly maintained and lacking proper maintenance. Definitely below the standard for services of this kind. Perhaps it is no coincidence that we were left without an engine, fortunately on the last day. Part of the ground staff of Spartivento inadequate and rude.

The cruise did not satisfy me for the following reasons: 1) CLEANING: The skipper Renato, upon payment, made the previous group stay until 3 pm and we got on with the people leaving still on board. It is evident that the cleaning of the boat has not been done. The cabins were dirty. Even during our cruise everything was dirty (kitchenette, tablecloth, tea towels) 2) SAFETY the skipper when we arrived informed us that he had serious health problems with an infection in progress with a fever above 38 degrees. We were afraid and above all we did not know if it was contagious 3) the skipper refused several times to take us ashore to dine in a restaurant 4) CAMBUSA the skipper has decided what to buy and has included things for him in the shopping 5) FUEL at the time of check out we were asked for an amount of about 1000 euros for fuel (600), generator, linen and tender. The request for these costs was not accompanied by any documentation. In our presence no fuel was ever made nor were we shown the consumption. I believe that your organization needs to select proposals more carefully Thank you The catamaran is very old and poorly maintained. During the cruise there were breakdowns including the anchor reel.

Antonio gave us an unforgettable experience. Thanks to his deep knowledge of navigation and the seas between Sardinia and Corsica, he led us to discover extraordinary places, where the sea seems to show its most beautiful face. Always attentive to the crew's wishes, he was able to adapt the itinerary with great sensitivity, looking every day for routes, bays and experiences capable of surprising and exciting us. Even when a small inconvenience arose in the bathroom, our captain demonstrated all his competence: during navigation he replaced the non-return valve, bringing everything back to perfection in the shortest possible time. Perhaps, from Veronese to Veronese, a particular elective affinity was born right from the start. But the truth is that Antonio is a wonderful person, authentic and full of stories. His great experience not only conveys safety, but manages to give rise to a sincere passion for the sea and for the world of sailing. We returned to land with eyes full of beauty and our hearts already turned to the next departure. We hope to be able to return to sailing with him soon and we advise those who have not yet done so to rely on Antonio as soon as possible: because with him you don't just get on a boat, you set off on a journey destined to remain in your heart.

Important: The rooms look nothing like the images provided. The two back cabins, which are not shown in the listing photos, are extremely tiny and realistically only suitable for one person, not two. There is no air conditioning, and with virtually no airflow, the cabins become unbearably hot and feel like a hot box, making it extremely difficult to sleep. There is also only one fridge onboard. If it is constantly being opened for drinks, food does not stay sufficiently cold and can spoil. There is no BBQ onboard, and using the oven raises the temperature inside the boat to an unbearable level. Another major issue was the skipper's inability to secure ports. We were stuck at anchor for most of the trip and were only able to go ashore one night during the entire week. This meant very little opportunity to shop, eat at restaurants or properly enjoy the destinations. The boat also had no proper medical kit onboard. Guests are essentially expected to bring everything themselves, including basic medication. I was told that if I needed painkillers, I would have to wait until the following day and pay approximately €70 each way for a taxi to a pharmacy. I ended up asking a neighbouring boat for paracetamol, as you would normally expect a properly equipped yacht to carry basic pain relief. Overall, this did not feel like a holiday to me. It felt like constantly moving between anchor points with almost no time on land to explore, shop, relax or enjoy restaurants. The restaurant arrangements were also disappointing, as the skipper chose the restaurant. I strongly recommend booking your own restaurant in advance before departure rather than relying on the skipper's choice. When I raised my concerns with the owner and explained that the cabins were not anything like the images advertised, his response was essentially, “Well, don't go and I'll refund you. It is what it is.” My advice: be very careful and make sure you clarify exactly what cabin you are getting, whether there is air conditioning, what medical supplies are onboard, port availability and restaurant arrangements before booking.