Boat charter in Italy · Excess 11 in Rome / Marina di Nettuno — “Pontinesia” — (2024)

Stepping aboard Pontinesia at Marina di Nettuno gives you immediate access to the Roman coast and the islands beyond—a launch point that combines historical reach with genuine sailing freedom. This 2024 Excess 11 catamaran lives up to its name with room for twelve guests across four cabins, each with genuine privacy and two full bathrooms to support a group. The saloon and cockpit flow naturally across the bridge deck, with the galley positioned for easy movement between spaces. Forward, the twin trampolines span between the hulls while the foredeck offers genuine working room—practical layout that makes bareboat handling straightforward. Twin hulls define the Pontinesia experience. You anchor with exceptional stability even in moderate wind, sit level at rest, and navigate into shallow bays and beaches where monohulls cannot follow. The wide beam opens genuine socializing space; the shallow draft lets you explore Tyrrhenian coves and smaller harbors without constraint. For families or groups, this stability matters—less motion below deck, easier movement on deck, genuine comfort over several days. A week from Nettuno takes you into genuine sailing ground. Head south toward the islands, north along the Tyrrhenian coast toward Tuscany, or use the shallow draft to explore protected anchorages most boats miss. Dual Yarmars give you reliability when wind fails; furling sails and modern systems keep bareboat sailing manageable. Pontinesia is built to let you sail as much or as little as the week demands.