Boat charter in Italy · Lagoon 440 in Sardinia / Portisco / Cala dei Sardi — “Isis” — (2007)

Portisco's sheltered anchorage in Cala dei Sardi puts you within striking distance of Sardinia's most rewarding cruising grounds—the Maddalena Islands, the Costa Smeralda, and across to Corsica lie within a week's sailing reach. Isis, a 2007 Lagoon 440, is built to make that week genuinely comfortable for a group of 12. The catamaran's twin hulls anchor steadily in the shallow bays and beach anchorages that define Mediterranean sailing, and draw shallow enough to explore spots monohulls cannot reach. Onboard, the wide beam creates real living space: four separate cabins with their own bunks, four full bathrooms, and a saloon that feels open rather than cramped. The cockpit and foredeck trampoline offer natural gathering points—one for steering, one for watching the water or swimming stops. You're never crowded, whether anchored off a deserted island or sailing in company. Families and friend groups choose the 440 for exactly this reason. The layout separates sleeping quarters from shared spaces, so people find privacy when they need it and easy connection when they don't. The dual hulls mean less motion at anchor and fewer seasick mornings. A bareboat charter here asks you to handle the boat, but the Lagoon 440 makes that straightforward: proven systems, good visibility from the helm, and a predictable motion even in a decent breeze. A week from Portisco opens up some of the Mediterranean's least crowded and most striking coastline.