Boat charter in Italy · Lagoon 38 in Sicily / Capo d'Orlando Marina — “Didi” — (2026)

Capo d'Orlando Marina sits at the gateway to Sicily's northern coast, where the Aeolian Islands rise dramatically from the Tyrrhenian Sea. Didi, a Lagoon 38 catamaran built in 2026, is your baseboat for exploring these waters with room for the whole group—up to 12 guests across four separate cabins and two bathrooms. The catamaran's twin hulls make all the difference. They give you shallow-draft cruising (just 1.15 meters) so you can anchor off remote beaches and hidden bays that monohulls can't reach. That same hull design keeps you steady at anchor, even when wind picks up, and gives you the kind of interior space and separate accommodation that makes a week aboard feel civilized. Your saloon stays cool and bright; the cockpit spreads across both sides with trampolines stretching between the bows, giving you room to stretch out, lounge, or gather as a crew without crowding. A bareboat charter from Capo d'Orlando opens doors in every direction. Sail east to the Aeolian Islands—Lipari, Panarea, Stromboli—or west toward the Mondello beaches and Mondello's quieter anchorages. The combination of Lagoon's reliable design, two cabins with ensuite heads, and Didi's position on this coast means you can move as far or as little as you like each day. Come for the sailing and the freedom; stay for the food, the light, and the way a catamaran lets a group of friends or families actually relax together on the water.