boat hire in Ostia · Jeanneau — Sun Odissey 54 Ds (2007)

CHECK IN AND CHECK OUT TIMES WEEKEND - FRIDAY 6.00pm - SUNDAY 6.00pm WEEKDAYS - CI 9:00 - CO 18:00 WEEKLY - CI SATURDAY 6.00pm - CO SATURDAY 10.00am Othello is a wonderful and comfortable boat due to the great liveability and comfort of the spaces and has good performance both under sail and motor. The boat is equipped with 3 double cabins, each with its own bathroom inside, with electric toilets. The dinette is large and bright with a bar area and TV. The kitchen has a hob with 4 burners, microwave, 2 refrigerators, one of which is a freezer. The boat is equipped with 3 water tanks for a total of 1000 litres, a 100 litre/h watermaker, a power generator and air conditioning in the dinette. Complete safety equipment, new sails (2022), 3.10 m tender with outboard, cushions in the large cockpit and sundeck at the bow. Teak deck and Besenzoni hydraulic gangway. Othello sails in the Pontine archipelago in the month of June, it is therefore possible to book a weekend or a week to spend pleasant and relaxing days between Palmarola with its crystal clear waters, Ponza and Ventotene. The boat is moored in the port of Ostia, however it is possible embark in the Nettuno marina or in Ponza, depending on the needs of the crew. My name is Enrico and I am the owner and skipper of Othello. I have always had a passion for the sea and sailing boats. In the very first years I participated in numerous regattas including the Italian offshore sailing championship, Rome for two, the Anzio winter championship, Rome for all, the Riva di Traiano winter championship, and Fiumicino. Before Othello I had 3 sailing boats with which I took part in regattas, organized holidays with family and friends and carried out charter activities in the Mediterranean (Sardinia, Corsica, Tuscan archipelago, Pontine Islands, Aeolian Islands, Egadi Islands, Ionian Greece). This year I fulfilled the dream of my life... in December I set sail from Ostia with a Salona 44 and in the company of friends I sailed to the Caribbean crossing the Atlantic Ocean, for a total of 5,000 miles travelled!!