Boat charter in Italy · Lagoon 43 in Salerno / Marina d'Arechi — “Too White” — (2026)

Salerno sits at the gateway to the Amalfi Coast, and Too White positions you perfectly to explore this dramatic corner of the Mediterranean. From Marina d'Arechi, you can slip south toward the Sorrento Peninsula and Capri's sheltered coves within hours, or cruise north into the Cilento region's quieter bays and white-sand beaches that few visitors reach by land. The Lagoon 43's twin hulls mean you anchor with real stability, even in gusty afternoon winds funneling down from the cliffs. The shallow draft—a huge advantage on a catamaran—lets you glide into the small harbors and sandy anchorages that deeper-hulled boats simply cannot access. Living aboard feels generous: four cabins and four bathrooms mean no queuing or sharing, so groups and families stay comfortable through a week at sea. The saloon and open cockpit flow seamlessly, with the trampolines on the foredeck offering a second living space to read, swim, or watch the sunset over the water. Too White is set up for bareboat sailing, so you're free to set your own pace and itinerary. The layout gives you both the stability to relax at anchor and the shallow draft to explore beaches and small villages others miss. A week from Salerno can take you to the Islands of Capri and Ischia, or westward into quieter waters where the coast belongs mostly to the gulls.