Bootscharter in Tyrrhenian Sea · Lagoon 43 in Salerno — “Buongiorno principessa” — (2025)

Salerno's position between the Amalfi Coast and the Islands makes it an ideal launchpad for a week's Tyrrhenian sailing, and Buongiorno principessa puts you in the perfect vessel to explore it. This 2025 Lagoon 43 catamaran sleeps 10 guests across four cabins, each with its own ensuite bathroom—a rare comfort that means everyone gets privacy after long days at sea or in port. Life aboard centers on the wide saloon, where the catamaran's beam opens up space for group gatherings without claustrophobia. The trampolines strung between the hulls offer a retreat for reading or simply watching the water pass below, while the foredeck provides an uncrowded space for sunbathing as you cruise. The cockpit keeps helm and crew comfortable during passage, with clear sightlines and enough room to move freely. Two hulls transform what a bareboat charter can be. The shallow draft of just 1.2 meters lets you reach anchorages—hidden bays and beaches—that are closed to deep-hulled yachts. At anchor, the beam of 7.3 meters and multihull design create an effortless stability that matters as much on a quiet night as it does when the breeze picks up. Whether you're sailing with friends, bringing extended family, or planning a group adventure, Buongiorno principessa carries 10 people without compromise to comfort or seamanship.