Boat charter in Italy · Nautitech 46 Fly in Sicily / Capo d'Orlando Marina — “Calypso” — (2019)

Capo d'Orlando Marina puts Calypso within reach of Sicily's most compelling sailing grounds—the Aeolian Islands rise dramatically to the north, while the Tyrrhenian coast offers sheltered bays and fishing villages tucked between volcanic headlands. This 2019 Nautitech 46 Fly catamaran carries twelve guests across these waters with the stability and shallow draft that only two hulls provide. That matters when you're anchoring in sand rather than mud, when you want to beach on a peninsula, or when you're threading through narrow channels between islands where a deep-keeled yacht would struggle. Below deck, six cabins and five bathrooms mean nobody's queuing for the shower. The saloon spans the beam, flooded with light through wide windows that let you watch the coast while you're cooking or gathering. Each cabin has its own character—some forward, some aft, some with direct access to the cockpit. Up on the flybridge, there's a second helm station and space enough for your group to gather without crowding the main deck. The Nautitech's broad platform opens up the foredeck and twin trampolines for lounging, sunbathing, or simply watching the water pass beneath. When you anchor off an uninhabited cove, the shallow draft means you're actually close to shore. Paired with a professional crew, Calypso turns a week's charter into something genuinely different from a hotel or a traditional yacht—the space feels like your own floating base camp.