Boat charter in Italy · Lagoon Sixty 5 in Salerno / Marina d'Arechi — “Soleanis III” — (2026)

Moored at Marina d'Arechi in Salerno, Soleanis III sits ready to open the Amalfi Coast, Capri, and the Bay of Naples to your group. This 2026 Lagoon Sixty 5 sleeps ten across five cabins, each with its own bathroom, so families and friends scatter comfortably rather than compete for facilities. The central saloon flows naturally into the galley, with generous windows that frame the water as you move between meals and conversation. On deck, the dual hulls create an unusually wide platform. The trampolines stretch between the bows, offering a peaceful perch for reading or watching dolphins. The cockpit and foredeck give you and your crew multiple places to work, sunbathe, or simply exist without feeling cramped—a genuine advantage over single-hulled yachts when ten people are aboard for a week. Those twin hulls also deliver what matters most at anchor: rock-solid stability. Without the roll and pitch of a monohull, sleeping comes easily and drinks stay in your glass. The shallow 1.5-meter draft means you can glide into beach anchorages and smaller harbors that exclude deeper vessels. From Salerno, a week takes you to the Emerald Grotto, the Faraglioni of Capri, and quiet coves where nobody else reaches. Soleanis III is built for groups who want to stay together but still spread out—and for discovering the coast as locals do.