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Canados 72 · 22.78 m · Sicily · 2007 / rebuilt 2020—2025

Some things you only see from the water

A privately owned Canados 72 on the Sicilian coast. Four suites, nine guests, two people who look after you.

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Bianca II seen from directly above, stern and Italian flag against deep blue water

01 · Stern, from above Italian flag · occasional charter regime

Bianca II is not a charter fleet.

She belongs to a family who use her, and she sails a limited number of weeks each season along the coast and islands of Sicily. Every detail on board — the layout, the toys, the galley, the beds — was chosen the way you choose for your own home, not by a booking department.

You get the same boat and the same crew every time. That is the whole idea.

22.78 metres, rebuilt between 2020 and 2025

Two Caterpillar engines, four suites, a flybridge you will spend most of the week on, and a swim platform where the water toys live. Starlink and 5G, in parallel, so the connection is your choice rather than the island's.

Length
22.78 m
Suites
4
Guests
9
Crew
2
Cruising
21 kn
Rebuild
2020—25
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Days that don't need planning

Swim before breakfast. Lunch at anchor, cooked on board while you were in the water. The tender ashore for dinner if you feel like it, and no obligation if you don't.

Breakfast laid out on the aft deck, the rock of Dattilo beyond
01 · Breakfast off Dattilo Panarea
Spaghetti with sea urchin and tuna bottarga
02 · Sea urchin and bottarga
The octopus brought to the table on a coral-painted platter
03 · Octopus, at the table
Four children on the bow of the tender, turquoise water and the coast beyond
04 · By tender, to the beach
The yellow floating mat on flat water, seen from above
05 · Flat water, mid-morning
The wake and the ensign seen from the flybridge, the Aeolians on the horizon
06 · Under way Aeolians on the horizon
Stromboli erupting at night, seen from the boat

June — August · Capo d'Orlando

The Aeolian Islands

Vulcano is forty-five minutes from the dock. Stromboli, at the far end of the archipelago, erupts all night. Seven islands in a week, and under six hours of engine time in the whole route.

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Stromboli, from the boat

Bianca II at anchor, seen from the shore through prickly pears

April · May · September · October — Palermo

Ustica and the Egadi

West from Palermo, in the quiet months. Fewer boats, clearer water, and a stretch of coast most charter itineraries never reach.

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Tell us when, and how many

We will come back with dates, a route and a price.