Bootscharter in Italien · Lagoon 380 in Sicily / Marsala Marina — “Giulia” — (2009)

Departing from Marsala Marina puts you within easy reach of Sicily's most rewarding sailing grounds—the Egadi Islands lie just hours away, and the shallow, sheltered bays around Favignana and Levanzo are perfectly suited to the Lagoon 380's modest draft. Giulia's twin hulls mean you'll anchor securely in these protected coves while drawing shallow enough to explore spots that monohull sailors simply cannot access. Living aboard this five-cabin catamaran is remarkably comfortable for groups of up to 11. The hulls create a wide platform with cabins distributed across both sides, giving each berth genuine privacy rather than the cramped feel of conventional boats. The saloon runs the full width of the bridge deck, with the galley and heads (including three full bathrooms) positioned for convenient access throughout the day. Up on deck, the dual hulls support broad trampolines between the bows and an open cockpit stretching across the stern—you have genuine space to move, relax, and socialize without crowding. The catamaran layout delivers what matters most on a week-long charter: stability when at anchor so you're not constantly swinging and listing, plenty of room below decks for everyone to retreat when weather turns, and enough beam to keep life on board calm rather than heeling. Whether you're navigating the channels between islands or setting up for an evening at anchor, Giulia's design—proven by the Lagoon 380 across thousands of hours in Mediterranean conditions—gives you a stable, roomy platform that works naturally for families and sailing groups.