Top 30: Bateaux en Maremme : Bateau à moteur

Tosco Two nearly identical 2024 BlueMax boats, but the Open Pro 19 comes out ahead for your wallet: at €190, it saves you €10 a day on an already low rate, and its value-for-money score of 7.9 beats the 7.3 of the BLUEMAX 5.80MT. The latter fires back with better equipment rated 8.2 against 7.6, thanks to its shower and refrigerator, and perfect traveler reviews (10/10 versus 9.8), which makes it ideal if you care about comfort on board and reputation. The BlueMax Open Pro, on the other hand, is the smarter choice for a group of 7 that simply wants to head out to the coves of the Argentario without breaking the bank, since its trips to Giglio are rated higher (8.1 versus 7.9); the difference is slight, so choose based on whether you prioritize equipment (BLUEMAX) or savings (Open Pro).

Tosco The Cranchi Mediterranee 41 from Scarlino takes the lead on budget: €900 per day for 12 passengers, versus €1,100 for the Tornado 38 from Porto Santo Stefano, limited to 8. It therefore suits large groups who know how to sail or accept paying the skipper as an option. The Tornado, rated higher for outings (8.2) and its equipment refitted in 2022, is aimed more at those who want an included skipper and the coves of the Argentario.

Tosco The Cantieri Venere Gozzo 28ft Cabin from Porto Ercole comes out ahead on the Toscana Nascosta rating (8.1 versus 7.9) and on the 2023 boat, which is newer, with awning, GPS and paddle, at €600 per day versus €900 for the Cranchi Mediterranee 41 from Scarlino. It suits a small budget and an outing toward Giannutri or Giglio better, but it only takes 10 passengers and requires a license. The Cranchi, larger and more powerful, does better for a group of 12 who want a skipper as an option, provided you accept fuel as an extra cost.

Tosco The Gozzo Cantieri Venere from Porto Ercole wins on quality: 9.1 m, 270 hp, awning, shower, GPS and paddleboard, with a traveler rating of 10.0/10 from 36 reviews, but it requires a license and costs €600 per day, for a group of 9 people or more. The BLUEMAX from Porto Santo Stefano, at €200 per day for up to 7 people, can be driven without a license or skipper: it suits a small group that wants to sail without formalities and without spending much, although fuel and deposit still need to be checked.

Tosco The Gozzo Cantieri Venere, at €600 per day, stands out with its Hidden Tuscany Rating of 8.1 and recent equipment (awning, shower, GPS, paddleboard) that earns it 8.6 on the boat criterion. It suits a group that wants a controlled budget, provided they have the license and clarify the fuel situation. The Tornado 38 from Porto Santo Stefano, at €1,100 with skipper, scores 7.9 and has a vaguer formula criterion (license required despite the skipper), so it is aimed more at those who want to be driven without having to steer.