Boat charter in Italy · Prestige M48 in Castellammare di Stabia / Marina di Stabia — “ViVa” — (2026)

Castellammare di Stabia opens the Gulf of Naples to your week ahead—close enough to Capri for an afternoon, far enough from the crowds to find quiet anchorages in the surrounding bays. ViVa, a 2026 Prestige M48, makes this cruising ground genuinely accessible. At 14.79 meters with three cabins and three bathrooms, she carries six guests comfortably without any feeling cramped. The catamaran hull design does the real work here: her shallow draft lets you explore tight coves and beach landings that deep-keeled monohulls cannot reach, while her twin hulls deliver genuine stability at anchor, even when the wind picks up in open water. On deck, ViVa works as hard as she floats. The trampolines between the hulls give you space to sprawl and watch the shoreline pass, while the foredeck offers a quieter perch for reading or simply drifting with the view. The saloon flows naturally between the two hulls, flooded with light and designed as the beating heart of group cruising—where six people share meals, swap stories, and plan tomorrow's anchorage. The cockpit sits well protected, giving the skipper clear sightlines and room to work. Cabins are properly sized, each with an en-suite bathroom, so privacy remains uncomplicated even in a full boat. This is bareboat sailing in one of Europe's most storied cruising grounds: manageable in scale, genuine in comfort, and ready for a week that feels entirely your own.