Boat charter in Italy · Lagoon 440 in San Vincenzo / Marina di San Vincenzo — “Enjala” — (2010)

San Vincenzo sits at the heart of Tuscany's sailing grounds, and Enjala is positioned perfectly to reach both the Tuscan Archipelago and the Elba Channel. This Lagoon 440 catamaran sleeps 11 across five cabins with matching bathrooms, making her practical for groups where privacy matters. Below deck, the layout flows from owner's quarters amidships to guest cabins forward and aft, each with its own head—a setup that eliminates morning queues. Above, the saloon sits between the twin hulls, flooded with light and open to the galley, while the cockpit stretches wide enough for everyone to find a place to sit, helm, or simply watch the water. Twin hulls do more than look distinctive. Enjala sits rock-steady at anchor, barely moving when others rock; her shallow draft of 1.25 metres gets you into bays and anchorages where deeper boats cannot go, from the granite coves of Giannutri to the quiet waters between Elba and the mainland. The bridging deck leaves room for trampolines where you can lie out over open water, while the foredeck offers genuine space to gather, sunbathe, or handle sail changes without crowding. A week from San Vincenzo opens the whole region: motor south into smaller islands or sail north toward the Ligurian coast. Enjala's reliable Yanmar engine and modern furling sails handle variable conditions, leaving you to decide whether the day calls for full canvas, steady motoring, or anchoring early to enjoy long evenings ashore.