Bootscharter in Tyrrhenian Sea · Lagoon 42 in Salerno — “Marepiatto” — (2019)

Salerno puts you at the heart of Italy's Tyrrhenian coast, where the Amalfi region meets open water. Marepiatto, a 2019 Lagoon 42, launches from this ideal base as a genuine floating home for groups and families. Six cabins and four bathrooms ensure everyone finds private space, while the twin hulls do the serious work: they sit shallow in the water at just 1.25 meters, letting you anchor directly off beaches and explore narrow bays that monohulls cannot reach. At anchor, the catamaran's broad 7.28-meter beam and equal weight distribution across two hulls create rock-solid stability, even on exposed waters. Life aboard balances openness with comfort. The wide saloon occupies the space between the hulls, bringing natural light and ventilation throughout. The cockpit spreads generously across the stern, while the foredeck and trampolines give crew and guests room to move, sunbathe, and watch the horizon. With twelve berths available, Marepiatto suits extended family trips or groups of friends equally well. The shallow draft is perhaps the catamaran's defining advantage: you can anchor in waters where deeper-hulled vessels must stay offshore, reaching hidden coves and quiet anchorages along the Amalfi Coast and surrounding islands. Bareboat freedom means you set the pace. Take Marepiatto where the wind and your interests lead, knowing the boat's proven Lagoon build quality and reliable dual engines support whatever adventure you choose across this spectacular region.