Boat charter in Italy · Lagoon 60 in Sardinia / Portisco / Marina di Portisco — “Sofia” — (2026)

Sardinia's northeastern coast frames the ideal cruising ground for Sofia, a Lagoon 60 that anchors at Marina di Portisco. From this sheltered base, eight guests spread across four double cabins with private en-suite bathrooms, giving each person genuine comfort and space. The layout flows naturally: saloon and galley at the center with full visibility through windows, a spacious cockpit built for movement, and twin trampolines stretching forward along the bridging deck—perfect for morning coffee or evening stargazing while the boat holds steady at anchor. The catamaran's twin hulls do the real work here. Shallow draft means Sofia slips into bays and reaches beaches that monohulls cannot, opening access to Portisco's neighboring archipelagos and remote anchorages. That same hull design creates remarkable stability whether underway or moored, so families and groups relax rather than brace. The volume between and around those hulls makes a difference too: more interior headroom, a saloon that feels open rather than cramped, deck space where eight people never feel crowded. A crewed catamaran removes the logistics. Your skipper and crew navigate, maintain the sails, and handle the details, leaving you to decide between exploring a granite-walled cove in the morning, anchoring off white sand at lunch, or sailing toward the Maddalena islands by evening. Sofia and Portisco open a week where that freedom becomes the whole point of the journey.