Yacht charter in Cannigione · Jeanneau — Sun Odyssey 410 (2024)

Welcome aboard Brasilia, a brand new vessel ready to give you a luxury sailing experience in the heart of the Mediterranean! With its base in Cannigione, Brasilia offers the opportunity to explore the enchanting waters of the Italian coast. Equipped with 3 spacious and elegantly furnished cabins, this vessel can accommodate up to 8 guests in unparalleled comfort. Each cabin is designed to ensure maximum relaxation during your stay at sea. Brasilia is equipped with Shore Power air conditioning, while the bow thruster will allow you to maneuver easily and precisely in any situation. Weekly rental, from Saturday to Saturday, will allow you to fully immerse yourself in the beauty of sailing, giving you the time you need to explore the natural and cultural wonders along the Italian coast. Comfortable, safe and equipped with all the latest navigation technologies, Brasilia will take you through the crystal clear waters of the Mediterranean, giving you moments of relaxation, adventure and discovery along the way. Choose Brasilia for your next sailing trip and get ready to enjoy a luxurious and unforgettable sailing experience on the beautiful Italian coast! However, all boats, both sailing and motor, can be driven, without power limits and with a length of up to 24 meters with a boating license within 12 miles: a sort of basic license in the world of boating. The full version of this license, which can be obtained with a simple supplementary theoretical exam, allows you to also drive sailing boats and not just motor boats. Obviously it is possible to drive boats that are certified without navigation limits: what matters with this type of nautical license is only the real distance from the coast. The nautical license within 12 miles (i.e. just over 22 kilometers according to the Nautical Code) also allows you to travel light as many safety devices are optional within this distance. For example, you can do without a life raft, barometers, nautical charts, first aid kits, GPS, radar reflectors, etc... in short, quite a bit less stuff. Motorization and nautical license But what are, according to the Nautical Code, the elements related to motorization to be kept in mind to understand whether a nautical license is needed or not? Let's say right away that it is not always mandatory to have a nautical license to pilot a boat with a 1,000 displacement engine, just as not all 4-stroke engines require a licence. Regardless of the distance from the coast and the length of the boat, it is mandatory to have a boating license when piloting a boat with: * engine with more than 30 kW (or more than 40.8 horsepower) * engine with a displacement greater than 750 cc (in case of carburetion or two-stroke injection) * engine with a displacement greater than 1,000 cc (if with 4-stroke outboard carburetion or if with direct injection) * an engine with a displacement greater than 1,300 cc (if inboard 4-stroke carburetion) * an engine with a displacement greater than 2,000 cc (if diesel cycle engine)