Boat charter in Italy · Lagoon 60 in Sicily / Capo d'Orlando Marina — “SAILUXE - Pac-one” — (2026)

Capo d'Orlando Marina sits at Sicily's northern tip, giving you direct access to the Aeolian Islands and the sheltered waters of the Tyrrhenian Sea. SAILUXE - Pac-one, a 2026 Lagoon 60, launches from here ready to reach places conventional yachts cannot. Her 1.55-meter draft opens up shallow anchorages around beaches and rocky inlets where single-hulled boats draw too deep, while the catamaran's wide, stable platform lets everyone relax at anchor without rolling. Living aboard spreads across five private cabins, each with its own bathroom, so ten guests enjoy genuine comfort rather than close quarters. The saloon sits between the twin hulls where natural light floods through windows, and the galley sits close by for easy crew service. Forward, the trampolines stretch between the bows—the signature catamaran perk for reading, sunbathing, or watching dolphins. The cockpit and foredeck offer space to move without crowding, whether you're hoisting sail, dining alfresco, or simply watching the Sicilian coast slide past. Two hulls deliver what matters on a week's cruise: the width of a 60 gives you genuine living space, not a floating bunk bed. Families and groups split into separate cabins instead of stacking together. The shallow draft means you spend your charter exploring, not waiting for enough water. Crewed service handles navigation, sail trim, and cooking, leaving your week free for swimming, island-hopping, and reconnecting without the responsibility of sailing yourself.