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Bateau à moteur Dufour de 12 m et 480 ch au départ de Talamone, très équipé (GPS, plongée, paddle, kayak) et accueillant 11 passagers. Permis requis sans skipper précisé et conditions de location (caution, carburant) non détaillées.
Modèle et chantier nommés, 12 m, 480 ch, équipement très complet (GPS, sondeur, propulseur, paddle, kayak, plongée). Année 2008 sans entretien décrit.
950 € la journée pour 12 m, 480 ch et 11 passagers avec un équipement très riche. Carburant et skipper non précisés, ce qui empêche de trancher.
Permis bateau requis, sans alternative de skipper précisée ; capacité 11 personnes et 6 couchages. Caution, carburant et horaires non précisés.
Depuis Talamone, sorties vers l'Argentario, le Parc de la Maremme, Giglio et Giannutri ; baignade, snorkeling, pêche et nuit à bord décrits.
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From the port of Talamone, this motorboat opens the way to days at sea along the Maremma and Argentario coast. You can plan an outing to explore coves, swim or enjoy the sun on board, with the possibility of an overnight stay depending on the advertised offer.
The Dufour ACM EXCELLENCE 38, built in 2008, is 12 meters long and delivers 480 hp. It accommodates up to 11 passengers for a day trip; two cabins and six berths are indicated for stays with a night on board. The fitted flybridge and spacious cockpit complement the foredeck sunbathing area, the outdoor table and the sun awning. For water breaks, it has a swim platform, a ladder, masks and snorkels, diving equipment, a paddleboard and a canoe-kayak. On board there are also an autopilot, a bow thruster, Wi-Fi, outdoor speakers, an outdoor shower, hot water and electric toilets. A kitchen and a bathroom are mentioned in the description. The listed rate starts at €950 per day.
Departing from Talamone, you can consider cruising along the Maremma National Park coastline or heading for the Argentario, depending on conditions and the chosen itinerary. The islands of Giglio and Giannutri also offer ideas for a getaway in the Tuscan archipelago; their accessibility will depend notably on the weather and the planned duration. The listing states that a boating license is required. It does not specify whether a skipper can be provided: check before booking if you do not wish to steer yourself.
I would recommend it to a group that wants to share a day at sea without giving up space to settle in, swim and have lunch. A catering service, refreshments or lunch can be arranged, and a welcome cocktail is advertised. In summer, it is best to book early and confirm the practical details, notably the itinerary, the final price and the overnight arrangements. From Talamone, you can thus prepare a day at your own pace, between sailing and long stops at anchor.
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