Boat rental in Marina Di Portorosa · Beneteau — Oceanis 38.1 (2024)

Our Oceanis 38.1, moored in the picturesque Port of Portorosa, is the perfect choice for exploring the wonders of the Aeolian Islands. Equipped with three cozy cabins and two bathrooms, "Pura Vida" offers a perfect balance between performance and comfort. The interiors are spacious and well-lit, ideal for relaxing after a day of sun and sea. "Pura Vida" can comfortably accommodate up to 8 people, making it ideal for families or groups of friends. The boat is equipped with a full kitchen, a large lounge, and a spacious cockpit to enjoy the sea view. For safety, it is equipped with life jackets, fire extinguishers, and a tender for possible transfers to land. Explore the Aeolian Islands from Portorosa: Vulcano: The island of Vulcano is famous for its geothermal phenomena. The thermal mud and warm waters are perfect for a rejuvenating bath. Do not forget to explore the volcanic black beaches and to hike to the crater to admire the breathtaking panorama of the surrounding islands. Lipari: As the largest of the Aeolian Islands, Lipari offers a fascinating mix of history and natural beauty. Visit the Archaeological Museum to delve deeper into the history of the archipelago and enjoy a walk in the lively historic center. The beaches of Canneto and the white beach are a must-see for sea lovers. Salina: Known for its vineyards and the production of the renowned Malvasia wine, Salina is also the island featured in the film "Il Postino". Explore the green hills and enjoy a local wine tasting. The bays and blue waters of Pollara offer an excellent spot for swimming and snorkeling. Panarea: Small yet elegant, Panarea is a celebrity rendezvous during the summer. Beyond its worldly charm, it offers charming coves and underwater thermal waters. Do not miss a dinner at "La Nassa" restaurant to taste the freshest fish. Stromboli: The island of Stromboli, dominated by its active volcano, offers a natural spectacle with its almost continuous eruptions. A nighttime boat walk around the island will allow you to see the "Sciare di Fuoco," where lava flows directly into the sea. Filicudi and Alicudi: The most remote islands of the archipelago, ideal for those seeking peace and pristine nature. Filicudi is known for its Grotta del Bue Marino and underwater archaeological sites, while Alicudi is a haven of tranquility, with mule tracks and spectacular views.