Aladar Sail, three bases in Italy for cruises of all kinds
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Aladar Sail, a safe and diverse fleet
A dynamic charter company, Aladar Sail offers interesting new products each year for summer vacations and beyond, as Laura Rossi the brand’s sales manager tells us. “Definitely the biggest news we have for 2022 is that we have opened base in Marina di Stabia, Campania, right in the middle of the Gulf of Naples. This is a big investment but one that we have been very happy to make because from Campania you can go on many cruises to wonderful places and unique destinations.
Also at the level of boats all those positioned right in Campania are new: they are 2 catamarans and 6 monohulls, models between 46 and 51 feet, because the market today is moving in that direction. However, then we did not forget about our other two historical bases, which always gave us great satisfaction, so we also reinforced Marina di Cannigione in Sardinia with several new boats: in particular with 3 catamarans as well as some monohulls.”
As always, therefore, Aladar Sail offers great variety in its fleet while still providing that all boats available both monohulls and catamarans are well equipped to ensure that clients have easy, safe and enjoyable vacations.
“We are happy with how we are reintroducing ourselves to the market for the new season, and in fact I must say that we have already had a good response from the market, even though booking flows have slowed down due to the invasion of Ukraine; but we are confident because we have also seen in recent years that several people are waiting even longer underdates to book.
Not to mention that we have been working for a few years on this strategy of opening up the market from pure sailors to those who are also not sea wolves but still want to try this different and new vacation experience characterized by great desire for freedom. And still as always we also target the international market, so much so that at the moment for the summer we even have 80 percent bookings from foreigners while the percentage of Italians we are sure will rise again to at least 40 percent.”
Aladar Sail
– Set course for the Mediterranean’s top destinations
Thanks to its boats and bases in short Aladar Sail allows tourists to arrange routes to the best destinations in the Mediterranean, from the Flegrean Islands to the Pontine Islands, from Sardinia to Corsica and all the pearls of the Tuscan Archipelago. “To give an idea of the rates for summer 2022,” Laura Rossi concludes, “we can give some examples but remembering that as of today we have very different boats in the fleet. Among them we propose in low season a 41-foot monohull starting from 2,000 euros per week. For catamarans, on the other hand, rates vary from 3,500 to 12,000 euros depending on the period.”
Aladar Sail – Useful Info
Phone: 345 6604940
Website: www.aladarsail.com
Bases: Scarlino, Cannigione and Marina di Stabia
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