SCIALLINO 40

Sciallino 40 Fly — Sardinia Sciallino built its reputation on hulls that look traditional and behave better than tradition would suggest, and the 40 Fly is a clear example: classic proportions and a warm, wood-lined interior, married to sleeker lines and a planing hull built for genuine sea-keeping rather than dockside effect. Below, three cabins accommodate six guests, served by two bathrooms. The owner's cabin has its own bathroom with shower; the two guest cabins are properly fitted out, with generous wooden wardrobes rather than token stowage. Amidships, the dinette is the real heart of the yacht — a comfortable sofa alongside the internal helm position, a fully equipped galley, and a further complete bathroom close at hand. It is the kind of layout that works as well on a rainy Bonifacio crossing as it does at anchor. Outside, the arrangement follows the same logic: a large cockpit for long lunches, a bow lounge that catches the breeze once the anchor is down, and an outdoor helm from which to run the yacht yourself when the mood takes you. For Sardinia's stretch of coves and short hops between islands, this is a compact, unpretentious cruiser with real interior volume — an honest Italian motor yacht, well suited to a week between La Maddalena and the Costa Smeralda.