Our experience has an underlying theme: exclusivity for a small group of participants (4 people) on a boat that offers the spaces of a 15-meter sailboat, a proposal designed for those who love to experience the sea in comfort and tranquility.

The experience, therefore, is open to two couples, even independent of each other, or to families with 2 children/teenagers in tow. We have no intention of turning our boat into the equivalent of a crowded beach, for you and for us. Otherwise why should you choose a sailing holiday? Instead, we offer a slow and relaxed journey, in which the boat becomes home, a privileged observation point, and a space for sharing. A precise choice, in contrast to most proposals, which allows you to guarantee space and, therefore, quality of life on board.

We will explore the Tuscan Archipelago, sailing between Giannutri, Giglio and Elba, three very different islands, united by short and rewarding routes, ideal for a relaxed and authentic sail. Few guests mean more attention to people, more time for the beach, and an intimate, relaxed atmosphere. Breakfast, lunch, and dinner will be prepared on board, with the intention that our guests can offer themselves completely to the sea or the sea can offer itself completely to our guests. Those who want to enjoy a more intimate dinner at one of the ports we will touch, are of course free to do so.

We set sail from the Marina di Cala Galera, on the Argentario, 2 km away from Porto Ercole, an ideal starting point for sailing in the Tuscan Archipelago. The first route leads to Giannutri, an essential and silent island, where nature is dominant and the sea is the absolute protagonist. Here the pace slows down naturally: transparent backdrops and an environment that invites respect and listening. It is no coincidence that already in Roman times Giannutri was chosen as a place of retreat, as evidenced by the remains of Villa Domizia.

From the silence of Giannutri we move on to the more Mediterranean character of Giglio, an island deeply linked to the seafaring tradition. The roadsteads offer ideal stops for a good swim and that relaxation we always need, while Giglio Porto and the village of Giglio Castello tell stories of watchtowers, coastal navigation and island life that is still alive. Here the sea is intertwined with the local culture, with the cuisine or with the pleasure of an evening on land, without ever losing contact with the boat.

The itinerary is completed with the Island of Elba, the largest and most varied of the Tuscan Archipelago. Sailing along its coasts means discovering sheltered bays, cliffs, small ports, and a historical stratification that goes from the Etruscans to the iron mines, up to the exile of Napoleon. From here we will return with the most intense of our sailings to the starting base, the Argentario.