Solaris ONE 48

Super-stylish performance cruising yacht from Bill Tripp and Solaris in 2009. Privately owned, never chartered, and with a huge specification from the factory.
A very special yacht in fantastic ‘ready to go’ condition.

FURTHER BROKER’S COMMENTS:

L’ISOLA CHE NON C’È (ex ‘STAMITZ’) is a beautifully maintained example of the acclaimed Solaris ONE 48, designed by Bill Tripp and built as hull no.12 by the prestigious Italian yard Solaris Yachts between 2007 and 2013.

With only two owners since new and never chartered, she stands out as a rare pedigree yacht, offering a carefully preserved condition and continuous investment exceeding Euro 300,000 under her current ownership. L’ISOLA CHE NON C’È represents a compelling blend of performance, elegance, and bluewater capability.

L’ISOLA CHE NON C’È has proven her offshore credentials in the most demanding conditions, having successfully completed the 2025 ARC Atlantic Rally, finishing in an impressive 3rd place. Prior to the ARC, she benefited from a comprehensive refit and full maintenance program, ensuring optimal performance and reliability.

Following her transatlantic passage, L’ISOLA CHE NON C’È has just returned to Spain by cargo vessel, now fully prepared and standing ready for her next discerning owner.

Her specification highlights include:-
• Vacuum-infused epoxy-vinylester hull with Airex sandwich and composite bulkheads
• Teak laid decks and superstructure
• 2.60m torpedo medium keel
• Upgraded Volvo 75hp engine with saildrive gearbox and Gori 3-bladed prop with overdrive
• MaxPower retractable bowthruster
• New rod standing rigging
• Furling Boom
• North Sails Full batten furling Mainsail and Furling Genoa
• Banks Sails Gennaker and Code 0
• Harken deck gear
• 2x Harken powered main halyard winch
• Navtec Hydraulic System
• Raymarine electronics package plotters, radar, pilot and AIS
• 3-cabin, 2-heads interior layout with owner’s cabin forward
• Upgraded teak interior joinery with teak floors
• Diesel Webasto heating
• Gas galley with stove and microwave
• Fridge with vertical opening (power to freeze)
• Additional front opening fridge with ice box
• Generator
• Upgraded Lithium service battery bank
• Electric heads TECMA
• Sprayhood
• Boom Awning
• Radio with interior and exterior Fusion speakers
• AIS
• Tender Garage
• Tender and outboard
• Watermaker

The name L’ISOLA CHE NON C’È is the Italian expression for “The Island That Doesn’t Exist”, the poetic translation of Neverland from J.M. Barrie’s Peter Pan.

OWNER’S COMMENTS:

‘’Upwind is her strong point, where she can point high and reach 11–12 knots. She has proven to be a boat capable of Atlantic passages with relative comfort, thanks to her equipment. Fast and very well supplied with water autonomy. Under sail, we reached 15 knots when surfing on waves with the gennaker and in 20 knots of wind. In flat sea, without waves, she has reached 13–14 knots on a deep broad reach without the gennaker. We have even slept on board with 9 people I believe she has not sailed further east than Italy.’’