Are you ready for a fantastic weekend on a sailing boat among the wonders of the Tuscan Archipelago and the Maremma?

So I'm waiting for you on board to explore together some of the most amazing bays and islands of the Mare Nostrum!

I will take you to enchanting places, fortunately still off the major tourist routes, known and frequented by a few connoisseurs, locals and mostly local tourism!

Giglio Island: here the days pass slowly: it is an island of Sea and Sailors, far from the frenzy of the city but also far from the usual super touristy seaside resorts; walking through the alleys of Giglio Porto still gives a sense of intimacy, of times gone by, while going up to Giglio Castello you are enchanted by the panorama of the viewpoints that dominate and reveal the whole island, and the boundless sea that guards it!

Giannutri, rocky, lonely and inaccessible! With its deep seabed and cobalt-colored sea, it's not for everyone! But if you happen to give it deep on a calm day that will last even the night, go out and take a look when everything is dark and you will feel like you have still given exactly the center of the Sea!

Monte Argentario, an island at the mooring! With its Tomboli connecting it to the mainland, it really seems to be tied with two mooring lines! But from Porto Ercole to Porto Santo Stefano there are so many bays to see and dive into that you could spend the whole weekend there.

Talamone, Uccellina Park and Cala Violina. The Maremma coast offers jewels such as Talamone, a medieval fortress clinging to a spur of rock overlooking the sea; then going up we find Cala Violina, in the Uccellina Park, a nature reserve in the Maremma, where in addition to feeling like being in the set of Laguna Blu. It may also happen to spot some fallow deer coming for a walk on the beach.

For these few simple reasons, I consider these seas my place of the heart: here I was formed, here I drew my first tacks, made my first experiences and launched my first dreams into the sea. And today, after so many years, I feel a bit like "a local" too!

Come on, come with me!