Boat charter in Italy · Aquila 32 Sport in Sardinia / Cannigione — “Aquilotto” — (2025)

Cannigione sits at the gateway to Sardinia's Emerald Coast, where shallow bays and granite headlands meet turquoise water—terrain where Aquilotto's catamaran design really counts. Built in 2025, this Aquila 32 Sport pairs a compact 9.86-meter length with the beam and stability that only twin hulls provide, making it nimble enough for intimate exploration yet composed at anchor in the gusty archipelago conditions that can trouble monohulls. For two guests, the layout works well. A single cabin and bathroom sit below, while the main saloon opens to the cockpit with minimal transition—one continuous living space that feels larger than the footprint suggests. The trampolines forward and open foredeck are where Aquilotto reveals its character: safe places to lounge between anchorages, to watch dolphins, or simply to feel the Mediterranean without railing getting in the way. The dual hulls mean shallow draft, so you can nose into the coves and white-sand beaches around the Maddalena Islands and up toward Bonifacio Strait without grounding concerns. A week from Cannigione lets you shape the rhythm to suit your mood. Motor south toward Porto Cervo and the Costa Smeralda's busy anchorages, or track northeast toward wilder territory and smaller islands. The hull form is efficient; you'll cover distance without burning fuel unnecessarily. Whether you're anchoring in solitude or using the base as a hub for day excursions, Aquilotto handles the bareboat charter model with quiet competence.