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Angelo Blu

Angelo Blu

The yacht

Angelo Blu is a Maiora 20S, a 22.5-metre motor yacht made for days when the sea sets the pace. In summer she is on the Costa Smeralda in Sardinia, based in Golfo Aranci; in spring and autumn on the Côte d'Azur (Golfe-Juan) and in the Balearics (Santa Ponça).

Private and discreet: on board there are only your guests and your international crew, captain and stewardess. Up to 12 people for a day among bays and beaches, 6 to 8 for nights on board. Bookable for a day, for two to six days or by the week.

A day on Angelo Blu follows the rhythm of wind and water. You plan the route together with the captain, who knows these waters: the most sheltered and beautiful bay of the day, a swim stop with Seabob, SUP and snorkel, in the evening a berth in the marina or a quiet anchorage. At a cruising speed of 9 to 10 knots the passage stays comfortable and safe.

Under way the yacht makes her own power and her own fresh water; air conditioning and Starlink internet are on board. You go barefoot, the shoes stay in the basket at the passerelle – and everyday life with them. A few days before departure your crew calls you to get to know you and to prepare every detail the way you like it, birthdays and anniversaries included.

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The crew

  • Captain

    Knows these waters, plans the route with you and makes the call where safety and comfort are concerned.

  • Stewardess

    Keeps everything in order on board and cooks your meals – personal and attentive, from the first day to the last.

Cuisine and life on board

No menu to order from, but a cuisine designed for you: seasonal Mediterranean menus with fresh produce from the area. Every day breakfast, one full meal and one smaller meal; on day trips a lunch on board or nibbles, cold cuts and fruit. Everything is made by hand in the galley – that is why we ask for your tastes and dietary needs before departure, in a short questionnaire. A favourite brand or a speciality? We will find it for you. Fancy an evening ashore? The captain is happy to book a table.

Route ideas

Suggestions: wind and sea have the last word, you plan the route with the captain.

  • Costa Smeralda

    From Golfo Aranci to Capriccioli, Cala di Volpe and the Spiaggia del Principe, out to Isola di Mortorio and the Isole Soffi; in the evening Porto Cervo, Poltu Quatu or Cannigione.

  • La Maddalena archipelago

    Caprera with Cala Coticcio, Spargi with Cala Corsara, Budelli and Santa Maria. In marine protected areas anchoring is only allowed at designated spots – to protect the water you come here for.

  • Côte d'Azur in spring and autumn

    From Golfe-Juan to Cannes, Antibes, Juan-les-Pins and Mandelieu-la-Napoule; other ports on request.

  • Balearics in spring and autumn

    From Santa Ponça to Port Adriano, Palma, Port d'Andratx and Port de Sóller; Ibiza and Formentera on request.

Frequently asked questions

How many guests can come on board?
Up to 12 guests for a day, 6 to 8 for nights on board.
Which language does the crew speak?
Italian or English, depending on its composition. If the language on board matters to you, tell us when you book: we take it into account wherever possible.
Are children and pets welcome?
Children are very welcome; in the water, in the tender and on deck under way they wear a life jacket. Small pets after prior agreement.
What is on board for the water?
Seabob, SUP, snorkelling gear and flotation aids, plus the tender for transfers. Further water toys on request at extra cost; their use depends on weather and operating conditions.
What comes on top of the price?
Provisions, fuel and port, anchoring and protected-area fees go through the APA, are accounted for with receipts, and any balance is returned to you. Fuel is charged at an average of 150 litres per engine hour, generators and tender included.
What happens with wind and waves?
With wind above 15 knots or waves above half a metre the captain chooses a sheltered bay or stays in port. If a day booking does not leave for safety reasons, you choose, under the provider's terms: the day on board at the berth, a new date in the same season or a voucher.

Time on board Angelo Blu

Free dates and final prices are on the boat page; you book there, through Go2Boat.

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