Boat charter in Italy · Lagoon 46 in Rome / Marina di Nettuno — “Kosmo” — (2022)

Departing from Rome's Marina di Nettuno puts you minutes from some of the Mediterranean's most dramatic sailing. Kosmo, a 2022 Lagoon 46, is built for eight guests to spread out and find their own rhythm across four separate cabins and four bathrooms—rare luxury on a 14-metre boat. The main deck flows from a shaded saloon through to an open cockpit where you steer and navigate, while wide trampolines forward offer sun and views that define bareboat living. Twin hulls give Kosmo two distinct advantages for Mediterranean cruising. At anchor, the catamaran sits steady even as tidal currents shift, so you're not swinging restlessly through the night. Shallower draft than monohulls means you'll reach the hidden bays and beach anchorages where deeper boats turn back, and you can nose into small harbours others skip. The beam between those two hulls creates interior volume that monohull designers can only dream of: cabins feel airy, not cramped, and the saloon becomes a genuine gathering space rather than a squeeze. From your base south of Rome, a week's sailing sweeps you across to Sardinia's islands, past the limestone cliffs of Corsica, or up toward Elba and the Tuscan coast. Kosmo handles light winds under engine when you need it and rewards good sailing breeze with brisk passages. For groups, families, or friends seeking a managed bareboat where space and stability matter, this catamaran opens a different kind of Italian holiday.