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15 m motor yacht with skipper departing from Punta Ala, six passengers, two cabins and very complete equipment for swimming and snorkeling. Book: license required announced despite the rental with skipper, fuel not specified.
Builder and model named, very complete equipment (air conditioning, autopilot, generator, masks and snorkels). Year 2006, maintenance not specified.
€1,900 per day for 15 m, 1,150 hp and skipper announced as included, with numerous equipment. Fuel and deposit not specified.
Skipper mandatory and license required: contradictory conditions reported. Deposit, fuel and schedules not specified.
From Punta Ala, trips to Cala Violina, Talamone, the Argentario, Giglio and Giannutri; swimming and snorkeling described.
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Comment on noteOur opinion
From Punta Ala, the Baia Flash 48 Mady takes you to explore the Maremma coast and the islands of the Tuscan archipelago with a skipper on board. Its capacity of six passengers makes it an option to consider for a small-group outing, with spaces to enjoy the sun as well as to rest inside.
This 15-meter motor boat, built in 2006, is powered by two 575-horsepower engines, i.e. 1,150 horsepower in total. The description announces a cruising speed of 35 knots. On board, two cabins accommodate up to four people for the night: an owner's cabin with a double bed and private bathroom, as well as a cabin with two single beds and its own bathroom. The stated capacity underway is six passengers.
For the day, you will find in particular air conditioning, autopilot, sun awning, Wi-Fi, an outdoor table and sunpads both at the bow and stern. The swim platform and ladder make swimming easy; masks and snorkels are also listed. Hot water, outdoor shower, electric toilet, galley with oven, 220 V outlet, fans and heating complete the equipment. The listed rate starts at €1,900 per day. The listing states that a boat license is required: check this point when booking, since the rental is advertised with skipper.
Departing from Punta Ala, you can consider sailing along the coast, towards Cala Violina, or an outing in the direction of Talamone and the Argentario. The islands of Giglio and Giannutri are also possible landmarks for imagining a day at sea; they are not guaranteed in the itinerary and the choice will depend on the time available, the weather and sea conditions. The skipper accompanies the outing: this is therefore not a self-skippered navigation. The Maremma Park offers another coastal horizon to situate according to the chosen program.
I would recommend this boat to a small group that wants to combine swimming, fast cruising and comfort on board, without spending the night at sea. In summer, it is best to book early and specify the desired stops before departure, to build a realistic day according to the weather. If you want to discover this stretch of Tuscany from the water, Punta Ala is a departure point worth considering.
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