Boat charter in Italy · Lagoon 42 in Sicily / Furnari / Marina Portorosa — “Almalù - A/C, Generator, Water maker” — (2025)

Marina Portorosa in Furnari sits at the gateway to Sicily's most coveted anchorages—the Aeolian Islands lie within easy reach, and the sheltered bays along the northern coast reward early starters with empty beaches and turquoise holding ground. Almalù - A/C, Generator, Water maker makes this entire cruising ground accessible to groups and families who need real space and working systems. The catamaran's four cabins and four bathrooms separate sleeping quarters from morning routines, a practical advantage when eleven guests share a boat. The wide saloon opens to a cockpit designed for both sailing and living, while the trampolines and foredeck offer open-air alternatives to cabin time. Two hulls bring genuine benefits here: the shallow 1.23-meter draft opens anchorages other boats cannot reach, and the twin-hull platform sits rock-steady when you set anchor—no swinging, no rolling, just stability that lets everyone relax. Living aboard the Lagoon 42 means onboard redundancy where it matters. Air conditioning keeps cabins livable during warm days, the generator runs independent of engines, and the water maker produces fresh water throughout your week, removing the constraint of tank fills. From Furnari, you can spend days exploring the Tyrrhenian coast, slip into shallow bays at Mondello or Cefalù, and still return to a well-rested crew. This is bareboat sailing built for people who prefer self-sufficient comfort over fighting for limited resources.