PORTHOS SANS ABRI

## Porthos Sans Abri — Ferretti 881 Fly A 2012 Ferretti 881 Fly, refitted in 2020 and maintained since with genuine care, *Porthos Sans Abri* is one of those yachts that carries more volume than her length suggests. Step into the main deck saloon and the proportions read like those of a considerably larger boat: two facing sofas, a properly separated dining area around a generous square table, pale furnishings lifted by blue accents, light wood soles throughout. It's a contemporary interior, bright rather than showy, and it wears well over a full week aboard. The galley sits forward, looking ahead through the large windscreen, with a separate raised helm station — a sensible Ferretti layout that keeps guest and working areas cleanly apart. Accommodation — Four cabins for up to ten guests, each with its own bathroom. The owner's cabin is the standout, with large windows and an unusually well-conceived bathroom complete with tub. The VIP cabin follows, and two further cabins are fitted with twin beds. Detailed bed configuration available on request. Outside — The aft cockpit, with its sofa and dining table, extends the saloon's atmosphere into the open air. Above, the flybridge is expansive and genuinely private, the natural gathering point at anchor. The detail worth knowing: the large stern door lowers to create an extended platform over the water, turning the aft deck into a swimming and lounging area right at sea level. It changes how the day unfolds when you're anchored off La Maddalena or in a Corsican calanque. Cruising grounds — Sardinia and Corsica, from Porto Cervo and Olbia down to Cagliari, across to Bonifacio and the Tuscan Archipelago. She is also available on the French Riviera in May and June, for weekly charters only, with no delivery fees. A professional crew looks after the yacht year-round and handles the running of each charter, from provisioning to itinerary.