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Arcadia Sherpa 60 — French Riviera, Corsica, Sardinia and the Ligurian coast There is a particular kind of yacht that owes nothing to convention, and the Sherpa 60 belongs squarely to it. Built by Arcadia Yachts, she borrows her lines from support vessels rather than from the usual pleasure-craft playbook: a purposeful bow, a squared-off profile, and a design logic that puts usable space ahead of styling flourishes. The result is a yacht that looks like it has somewhere to be — and the seakeeping to get there. What sets her apart in this size bracket is the sheer volume of open deck. The beach club is genuinely generous, close enough to the water that the sea becomes part of the room rather than a view from it, and the hydraulic bathing platform makes swimming an impulse rather than a production. Anchored off a Corsican cala or in the lee of a Sardinian headland, this is where the day tends to settle. Inside, the main deck reads as one continuous social space. The saloon is comfortable and unfussy, and the fully equipped galley sits within the flow of the deck rather than tucked away from it — a layout that suits long lunches, informal service and groups who prefer their days unscripted. Accommodation is arranged across three cabins for six guests, with detailed bed configuration available on request. Chartering with crew, the difference shows in the details: a crossing timed to arrive with the light, a tender ready before anyone asks, and the quiet competence that lets guests forget the logistics entirely. From the Riviera, the Sherpa 60 opens up Corsica, Sardinia and the northern Italian coast at a pace of your choosing.