Boat charter in Italy · Elba 45 in Sardinia / Cagliari / Marina di Bonaria — “Santuzza” — (2025)

Cagliari's Marina di Bonaria offers direct access to Sardinia's best-kept sailing routes, and Santuzza—a 2025 Fountaine Pajot Elba 45—is built to make the most of them. With 6 cabins and 5 bathrooms spread across 13.45 metres, this catamaran handles groups and families with ease. Each cabin is separate, each bathroom independent, so privacy is never compromised. The saloon flows naturally into the cockpit, where helm and crew work together in the open, while the foredeck and trampolines offer space to relax or watch the coast slip by. Two hulls change everything at sea. Santuzza sits stable at anchor even in a breeze, barely rolling while you eat dinner or sleep. Her 1.35-metre draft opens doors that monohulls cannot pass through—the shallow bays and hidden coves around the Maddalena Archipelago, the protected anchorages tucked behind granite headlands, the white-sand beaches where you can almost step ashore dry-footed. For a week's bareboat charter, this shallow draft turns exploration into routine rather than exception. From Cagliari, your week spreads across waters that vary with every direction. North lies the Costa Smeralda's dramatic coastline and the islands beyond. South and west, the Sulcis archipelago and remote anchorages reward the boat's shallow draft. Santuzza carries 12 people comfortably, whether they're seasoned sailors or groups that value stability and room. The catamaran's twin diesel engines and modern rig suit both calm and windy days. Your bareboat week here isn't about reaching a distant destination—it's about choosing where to anchor next.