Azimut AZ 46 fly with skipper in Punta Ala

Azimut AZ 46 fly departing from Punta Ala

From Punta Ala, the Azimut AZ 46 fly offers a comfortable way to head out to sea on the Maremma coast. With a skipper on board, you can devote the day to swimming and stops rather than navigation, choosing the programme according to the sea and the time available. Up to eight passengers can come aboard for a day trip.

A 15-metre yacht for eight passengers

This Azimut motorboat, built in 2001, is 15 metres long and delivers 880 hp. It welcomes up to eight people on a day excursion. For a multi-day charter with an overnight stay on board, the stated capacity is four guests, i.e. two per cabin, in addition to the captain. The boat has three cabins and four berths: check the configuration with the skipper if you plan to sleep on board.

On board, the listed equipment includes air conditioning, heating, hot water, an electric toilet, an outdoor shower and a 220 V socket. To enjoy the deck, you will find in particular a sun awning, an outdoor table, speakers, a bow sunbathing area and a swimming platform with ladder. The tender and its outboard motor, the masks and snorkels, the GPS and the autopilot complete the advertised equipment. The charter comes with a skipper; the listing also mentions a boat licence being required, a point to clarify before booking. The listed rate starts at €1,900 per day, and the displayed rating is 4.5/5 from three reviews.

From Punta Ala to the horizons of the Maremma

Setting off from Punta Ala, you can consider sailing along the coastline, with a swimming stop near Cala Violina if the itinerary and conditions allow. Further out at sea, the Tuscan archipelago opens up other possibilities, notably the island of Elba; Giglio, Giannutri or the Argentario coast require a programme suited to the length of the trip and the state of the sea. These are not guaranteed stops: the route is decided with the skipper. The Maremma park and Talamone also provide landmarks for imagining the coast, without assuming any specific itinerary.

I would recommend this yacht to a small group that wants to share a day at sea with room to relax, or to four people wishing to consider an overnight stay on board. In high season, it is best to ask early about availability and confirm the route, the licence conditions and what is included in the price. If you dream of a flexible day between sailing and swimming, Punta Ala is a departure point worth considering.