Yacht charter in Cattolica · Biasi — Morgante 45 (1982)

There's a boat that doesn't go unnoticed, even when docked. It's called Flying Cloud, a Morgante 45, built with passion, dedication, and authentic expertise by Nino Biasi in his shipyard. It's no ordinary boat: it's a Classic IOR, a lady of the sea born to face real waves, the ones that demand respect, attention, and character. 14 meters long, sleek and solid, Flying Cloud embodies the grace and strength of the great ocean queens of the golden age. The sharp bow, the compact stern, the powerful and harmonious hull tell a story of reliability and understated beauty. Its fiberglass hull, sturdy and timeless, still retains the purity of lines typical of well-designed boats: born to last, to sail, to truly travel. The name—Flying Cloud—evokes distant journeys, calm days and starry nights, sudden storms and endless sunsets. It's a name that resonates with adventure and silence, speaking of routes charted in the heart before they're traced on nautical charts. Because stepping aboard this boat isn't simply about sailing, but about trusting a living soul capable of guiding you with sincerity. When the sails fill and the boat comes to life, everything stops: thoughts, frenzy, time. Only the sea, the sky, and the sound of the wind remain. Flying Cloud responds to the helm with precision and sincerity, moving with balance and grace, as if every gust were an invitation to freedom. Sailing aboard her is like listening to a story told by the wind. Below deck, the space welcomes with warmth and authenticity. No shiny plastic or cold chrome: only marine wood, handcrafted finishes, and proportions designed for those who truly live the sea. The dinette is spacious and bright, with soft cushions and soft lighting that accompany the evening. The cabins offer warm refuges after a day in the sun, while the details—the time-worn brass handles, the onboard bookshelves filled with stories—tell of a life lived among the waves. On board, life is slow, with small, silent luxuries: the scent of wood, the natural light filtering through the hatches, the sound of water caressing the hull. Every detail is designed for those who know how to experience the boat as a moving home, as a faithful and discreet traveling companion. Flying Cloud doesn't try to impress. It simply is. And anyone lucky enough to step aboard feels it immediately. Because some boats, like some people, need no introduction: they speak for themselves. And they sail forever.