Bootscharter in Italien · Lagoon 410 S2 in Sardinia / Cagliari / Marina di Cagliari — “Vega” — (2005)

Based in Cagliari's Marina di Cagliari, Vega puts Sardinia's most rewarding cruising grounds within a morning's sail. The Maddalena Archipelago, the sheltered Golfo di Orosei, and the rocky anchorages off Tavolara become practical destinations rather than distant dreams—especially with the shallow 1.2-meter draft that lets you slip into bays and beaches where deeper-hulled boats cannot venture. Living aboard this 12.5-meter Lagoon 410 S2 works well for eight people across four cabins and three bathrooms, each bunk and head thoughtfully arranged to feel private despite the group size. The saloon sits between the two hulls where light pours in, the galley is compact but complete, and the wide cockpit spans the beam with trampolines stretched forward on each side—perfect for sunbathing, morning coffee, or simply watching the water without feeling crowded. The foredeck is accessible and spacious, ideal for anchoring or a dip off the bow. Two hulls deliver the stability that matters most at rest. Vega sits level at anchor in mild swell while monohulls heel and rock, and the wide platform gives families and groups real freedom to move around without tension. The catamaran's steady motion underway makes sleeping easier and the galley safer, while the hulls work independently, so one never feels overpowered by wind or sea state. From Cagliari, bareboat means your week follows the wind and your appetite—island-hop, linger where the water calls you, or motor quietly into dawn anchorages where only seabirds interrupt the silence.