Bootscharter in Italien · Lagoon 46 in Sicily / Capo d'Orlando Marina — “ORIANA” — (2022)

Sailing from Capo d'Orlando on Sicily's northern coast puts you within reach of the Aeolian Islands, the Tyrrhenian shoreline, and anchorages that shift from rugged volcanic cliffs to sheltered sandy bays. ORIANA, a 2022 Lagoon 46, is built for this kind of varied cruising. Five cabins and five bathrooms mean your group of up to 12 guests can spread out without compromise—each cabin private and complete, so families or friends enjoy genuine separation rather than forced togetherness. Life on board centers on the generosity of twin hulls. The saloon and galley occupy the bridge deck where light floods in, and the cockpit extends across both hulls with trampolines and foredeck space that invite sunbathing, swimming preparation, and the kind of easy movement that makes group sailing feel natural rather than crowded. The shallow 1.21-meter draft is the real advantage: you'll anchor in transparent bays where deeper-hulled boats cannot, and settle onto sandy or grassy bottoms with confidence. That stability matters too—two hulls mean ORIANA sits flat at anchor and heels far less under sail, so even guests new to yachting feel secure and comfortable. At just under 14 meters, ORIANA responds well to wind and motor, giving you real options for a week. Explore the dramatic Aeolian archipelago, island-hop through protected waters, or anchor off quiet villages where the only sound is the Mediterranean lapping the hulls. Bareboat from this marina and you're not just on a boat—you're positioned at the crossroads of some of southern Europe's most rewarding sailing.