Sailboat Rental in Talamone

From the port, the bay of Talamone lends itself to a coastal outing, with the Argentario facing it: Porto Santo Stefano is about 7 nautical miles away, i.e. 1 h 25 at 5 knots. With a north wind, the nautical instructions indicate a possible anchorage in the bay, but it is not a shelter guaranteed in all conditions. In the fine season, the maestrale blows regularly and also fills the sails of windsurfers and kitesurfers. The beach of Cala di Forno, on the coast of the Maremma park, is very real, but the park states that it is accessed via trail A4: it is best not to present it as a stopover where you can land freely. ([oceansailing.meder.hu]

To sail as far as the island of Giglio, allow about 15 nautical miles and nearly 3 hours at 5 knots one way: it is a crossing to prepare, not a simple detour between two swims. Navigation beyond 6 miles from the coast requires a patente nautica; also check the rental company's conditions, especially for a Dufour 460 Gl in Talamone. At Giannutri, some marine areas are fully protected: navigation, stopping and anchoring are prohibited there. Before setting off, consult the map of the zones and the rules in force from the Tuscan Archipelago Park. ([facilenautica.it]