Bootscharter in Italien · Lagoon 42 in Sardinia / Portisco / Cala dei Sardi — “Coronide” — (2025)

Portisco's sheltered position on Sardinia's northeast coast puts you within reach of the Maddalena archipelago, La Maddalena National Park, and the granite-edged bays that make this region unmissable. Coronide, a Lagoon 42 built in 2025, sits at the heart of that access—a 12.80-meter catamaran configured for 12 guests across four separate cabins, each with its own bathroom. Life aboard unfolds across both hulls. The saloon runs the length of the bridge deck, offering natural light and workspace to linger over coffee or plan tomorrow's anchorage. The generous cockpit extends forward into a double-width foredeck, complete with trampolines for sunbathing or an early-morning vantage point. Each cabin tucks into one of the four berths, with four ensuite bathrooms meaning no queues and genuine privacy for couples or families traveling together. The galley sits central to the layout, anchoring the boat's working rhythm. Twin hulls deliver what monohulls cannot: stability at anchor so you sleep level even in moderate swell, a draught shallow enough to tuck into coves and sand-fringed bays that deeper-hulled yachts bypass, and the interior space to spread out properly across a week. The 8.34-meter beam creates room to move, an uncommon advantage for a 12-person boat. From Portisco, a bareboat week opens the northern Tyrrhenian Sea—Corsica lies within a day's sail, while smaller anchorages dot the Maddalena and scattered islands offer everything from underwater archaeology to empty-beach mornings. Coronide makes that week yours to shape.