- -3 %
Bavaria 36 - Bavaria (2004)Marina di Punta AlaCapacity 8Cabins 3 cabBerths 6+2Engine 1x29hpDraught 1.65mSize 38ft- Oceanis 34 - Beneteau (2011)San VincenzoCapacity 5Cabins 2 cabBerths 5Engine 1x29hpDraught 1.82mSize 34ft
- -10 %
Bavaria 33 Cruiser - Bavaria (2013)Marina di ScarlinoCapacity 4Cabins 2 cabBerths 4Engine 1x30hpDraught 1.90mSize 32ft- -10 %
Bavaria 34 - Bavaria (2018)Marina di ScarlinoCapacity 6Cabins 3 cabBerths 6Engine 1x30hpDraught 1.90mSize 33ft- First 40.7 - Beneteau (2004)San VincenzoCapacity 8Cabins 3 cabBerths 8Engine 1x40hpDraught 1.94mSize 40ft
- -10 %
Oceanis 43 - Beneteau (2011)Marina di ScarlinoCapacity 10Cabins 4 cabBerths 10Engine 1x55hpDraught 1.80mSize 43ft- -15 %
Oceanis 38.1 - Beneteau (2019)CastiglioncelloCapacity 8Cabins 3 cabBerths 8Engine 1x29hpDraught 2.05mSize 38ft- Sun Odyssey 36i - Jeanneau (2008)San VincenzoCapacity 8Cabins 3 cabBerths 8Engine 1x29hpDraught 1.90mSize 36ft
- -19 %
Lagoon 42 - Lagoon (2020)CastiglioncelloCapacity 12Cabins 4 cabBerths 12Engine 2x45hpDraught 1.35mSize 42ft- Lagoon 400 - Lagoon (2018)San VincenzoCapacity 10Cabins 6 cabBerths 10Engine 2x29hpDraught 1.21mSize 39ft
Tuscany is an Italian region situated in the central-western part of the country, between the northern part of the Tyrrhenian Sea and the Apennines Mountains.
Tuscany is easily accessible from England thanks to the international airports of Pisa and Florence. From small medieval villages to gorgeous beaches bordered by forests and pine trees, Tuscany offers many unique places. Explore the coastline stretching from Carrara to the peninsula of Monte Argentario, south of Grosseto. For your stopovers, there are many harbours you can access along the coast. If you wish to visit Pisa and its famous tower, you can safely moor in the mouth of the Arno.
A cruising area which is loved by many boaters, Tuscany is also well known for its archipelago stretching from Tuscany to Corsica. The archipelago’s main island is Elba. With 147 kilometres of beaches and sheltered coves, you will be able to stop in one of the four harbours of the island: Portoferraio, Marciana Marina, Campo nell’Elba and Porto Azzuro.
20 nautical miles northwest of Elba, discover the mountainous island of Capraia and make a stopover in one of the many idyllic anchorages the island has to offer.
The islands of Pianosa and Montecristo are protected due to their history and you must apply for access. Also it is not permitted to sail near the island of Gorgona (over a zone of 2 nautical miles), it still is a penal colony. 25 nautical miles east of Montecristo, you should plan to stop in the charming and picturesque port located in the northeastern part of Giglio Island.
Sailing conditions in Tuscany:
Tuscany enjoys a Mediterranean climate with almost 300 days of sunshine per year. Summers are hot and dry with temperatures over 25 degrees Celsius from June through to September. In winter, the climate stays mild but there can be important variations between the coast and inland. Prevailing wind in summer blows moderately from the west-northwest. Around Elba, winds tend to blow from the southeast and alternate with calmer periods. Spring and the beginning of autumn are the perfect seasons for a cruise in Tuscany as temperatures are pleasant, nature is flowering and colours are sumptuous.
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