Bootscharter in Italien · Lagoon 42 in San Vincenzo / Marina di San Vincenzo — “Stella” — (2020)

San Vincenzo sits on Tuscany's open coastline, giving Stella direct access to the Tuscan Archipelago without the squeeze of crowded lagoons. From here, your week spreads across emerald bays and rocky islands—Elba, Giglio, and the Giannutri channel lie within easy reach, along with quieter spots on the mainland shore that reward exploration. Stella's cabins and four bathrooms distribute the work of living aboard twelve people without the usual tension. Each cabin feels like its own space; the saloon runs the full width of the catamaran's twin hulls, so the air moves and the light doesn't trap you in a narrow corridor. The cockpit is built for real use: shelter from spray, room for the crew to work without tangling, and enough space on the trampolines and foredeck to stretch out between swims. Two hulls matter here. At anchor, Stella sits stable even as wind shifts through the night—no rolling, no restless sleep. Shallow draft of 1.5 meters means you can follow the coast into bays and approach beaches that deeper-hulled boats cannot reach. That stability and access opens a different kind of cruising: you can move at your own rhythm, knowing the boat will keep its footing on good holding ground. The 2020 build carries modern systems and reliable Yanmar engines, so your time goes to sailing and swimming, not troubleshooting.