Boat charter in Italy · Saona 47 in Castiglioncello / Marina Cala de' Medici — “Ancora Reha” — (2019)

Castiglioncello's quiet harbor opens onto the Tuscan Archipelago, and Ancora Reha is built to make the most of it. This 2019 Fountaine Pajot Saona 47 works equally well at anchor in a shallow bay and under sail in open water—the shallow draft that comes with twin hulls means you can reach beaches and small anchorages where monohulls cannot go, while the stability of the two-hull design keeps the boat level at rest, a genuine comfort over a week of cruising. Below deck, six cabins and five bathrooms mean everyone gets genuine privacy: families can spread across connected cabins, groups can split into clusters, couples find their own space. The saloon sits at split level, creating different zones for meals and conversation without feeling cramped. On deck, the trampolines between the hulls and the wide foredeck give you room to move—to sunbathe, to swim, to simply sit and watch the coast slide past. The cockpit is designed for both sailing and living, with the helm positioned so the crew can work while guests relax nearby. From Castiglioncello, a week's sailing reaches the islands of Elba and Portoferraio, the granite coves of the Costa Smeralda further south, or north toward Portofino and the Cinque Terre. Your professional crew handles navigation and the boat; you handle the pace. That balance—between going where you want and having nothing to organize—is what makes a catamaran like Ancora Reha the right choice for ten people cruising together.