Bootscharter in Italien · Lagoon 440 in Rome / Marina di Nettuno — “Ginevra” — (2009)

Bareboat sailing from Rome's Marina di Nettuno puts the Tyrrhenian Sea within reach—and aboard Ginevra, a 2009 Lagoon 440, you'll have the layout and seaworthiness to make the most of it. Four cabins and four bathrooms mean everyone traveling together gets private quarters, whether you're cruising with family, friends, or colleagues. The catamaran's bridgedeck design opens up continuous living space: the saloon and galley form the social heart, while the expansive cockpit and trampolines forward offer perches for watching the coast slip by or simply soaking in the view. A catamaran's twin hulls matter more than many first-time charterers expect. The shallow draft lets you push into bays and approach beaches that monohulls can't reach—and that stability at anchor in the open makes overnight stops genuinely restful, without the rolling motion of a single-hulled boat. With 10 berths across four generous cabins, Ginevra carries groups efficiently, distributing weight that otherwise would stress a narrower platform. The foredeck space and nets between the hulls give children and adults alike room to move beyond the cockpit watch. From Nettuno, a week's sailing opens pathways down the Italian coast and across to islands where shallow coves and hidden anchorages reward the effort. You navigate at your own pace, drop anchor where the water is clear and the silence is complete, and return to a stable, well-appointed home that keeps your crew fed, rested, and ready for the next passage.