Sun Odyssey 519 in Talamone

Sun Odyssey 519 in Talamone, heading for the Maremma

From Talamone, this 15-metre sailing yacht opens the door to a day at the rhythm of the wind, between the Maremma coastline and the islands of the Argentario. With ten berths on board and a bareboat charter, it suits a crew that wants to organize its sailing and stopovers without a skipper.

A 15-metre sailing yacht for ten people

Launched in 2018, the Sun Odyssey 519 has four cabins and ten berths: a configuration that allows the outing or the stay to be shared with loved ones, while keeping space to sleep on board. The listing mentions a refrigerator, GPS, autopilot and bow thruster, as well as a dinghy motor to make getting around from the boat easier. The bimini provides shelter on deck, while the teak deck and bedding round out the listed equipment. The listed rate starts at €614 per day; it is best to check the dates and any extra fees before booking.

From Talamone to the Argentario islands

From the port, you can consider sailing along the Maremma coast, then looking towards the Argentario promontory and the islands of Giglio or Giannutri. These destinations give ideas for an itinerary, but their accessibility depends on the time available, the weather and the navigation plan chosen: the listing does not specify any included route. The coast of the Maremma park also offers a beautiful setting from the sea; find out about local rules before planning a stopover or anchoring. As the charter is listed without a skipper, the crew takes the boat on their own. Licence and experience requirements are not specified in the available information: confirm them directly before committing.

I would recommend this sailing yacht to crews who already know how to organize themselves on board and want several berths to explore the coast at their own pace. For a summer outing, it is better to book early and check the forecast as well as port conditions before setting off. Talamone can then become a convenient starting point to enjoy the Maremma sea, without turning the itinerary into a set programme.