Strait & Stone · Bonifacio
Evo yacht layouts that make room at anchor
The original Evo R4 opens its stern sideways at rest. A good charter plans explains how the party wants to use that extra space, and leaves enough time in the Bonifacio day to enjoy it.
Choose an experience before a mechanism
An opening deck is useful when it supports something your party wants to do: sit near the water, enjoy an extended swim or share a relaxed meal. Describe that moment first. The operator can then assess the actual installation, crew operation and suitable setting. Equipment becomes more useful when the plan leaves enough time for it.
Keep R4 variants distinct
The original R4, WA and XT labels identify different arrangements. Photographs or specifications should follow the exact proposed variant. For a charter enquiry, ask how the cockpit, shade, platform and lower accommodation are configured. This is more helpful than assuming the most eye-catching feature in any R4-family photograph is fitted to every yacht.
Shape an unhurried Corsican day
A departure from Bonifacio can combine a memorable harbour exit with a modest coastal route and one longer pause. Give the skipper flexibility to choose that pause according to conditions. Explain who wants to swim and who needs a comfortable seat aboard. Include the time you must return, allowing the final approach to remain part of the experience.
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Request your Bonifacio yacht charter
Start with your dates, group and preferred Corsican route. We will discuss the yacht, time afloat and boarding arrangements, then send a quote for the charter you have in mind.