Lagoon catamaran weekly bareboat cruise La Spezia Italy

Set sail for a once-in-a-lifetime sailing experience on the Lagoon 40 Catamaran, which leaves from Mirabello Port in the charming Italian region of La Spezia. Constructed in 2021, this contemporary 11 meter catamaran provides the ideal combination of functionality, comfort, and design. This ship offers up to eight passengers the ultimate in comfort and privacy with four roomy double cabins, each with an electric toilet and private bathroom. More sleeping space is provided with the convertible dinette, guaranteeing enough room for every passenger on board.

Convenience and leisure are the design objectives of the Lagoon 40, which has a fully functional galley with two refrigerators, a gas burner and an oven that make meal preparation a breeze. Some of the amenities available on board are solar panels, extra batteries, a desalinator for fresh water and an inverter to power your electronics. With two 45 hp Yanmar engines powering the catamaran you may travel with dependable and seamless navigation. You can enjoy al fresco eating at the teak cockpit table or relax on the sunbathing cushions that are movable at the bow for an extra touch of luxury.

Step off at Mirabello Port, which is situated in the picturesque and protected Gulf of Poets, which is well-known for its tranquil seas and natural beauty. There are several services available at the port itself, many within walking distance, including stores, restaurants, pubs, and dockside help. There are countless options to find the breathtaking coastal gems of Liguria as you sail from La Spezia giving you the freedom to create a customized route and explore the region's pristine waters and hidden coves.

The catamaran has a tender with a Honda engine for your comfort, which is ideal for visiting neighboring shorelines. Top-notch gear including electric winches, GPS, and AIS, makes navigation simple and guarantees a pleasurable sailing experience. Refresh and decompress with a hot shower outside after a day on the water.

You board on Saturday at 18:00 and disembark at 09:00 the following Saturday. For weekend charters, boarding begins on Friday at 18:00 and ends on Sunday at 18:00. Delivered completely fueled, cleaned and sanitized, the Lagoon 40 is prepared for your journey. The boat must be returned with the fuel refilled and in the same condition at the conclusion of the charter.

Gulf of Poets (Golfo dei Poeti)

Situated in the Ligurian Sea, the Gulf of Poets, also known as Golfo dei Poeti, is a quiet harbor that provides sailors with a tranquil haven with placid waters and spectacular landscape. This protected gulf, which lies in the province of La Spezia, has long served as an inspiration to authors, poets, and artists, such as Byron and Shelley, who found comfort in its beauty. Discover a landscape full of dramatic cliffs, secluded coves, and quaint seaside towns as you sail across this harbor. Its calm waters are great for both experienced and inexperienced sailors, providing the perfect setting for leisurely cruising or lowering anchor to unwind and swim. One of Italy's most popular sailing locations is the gulf because of its breathtaking scenery and alluring history.

Cinque Terre

The Cinque Terre, a UNESCO World Heritage site, is made up of five charming coastal communities that cling to the cliffs along the Ligurian coastline: Monterosso, Vernazza, Corniglia, Manarola, and Riomaggiore. With its charming harbors, terraced vineyards, and pastel-colored cottages, each community has a certain appeal of its own. Sail along the Cinque Terre coastline to enjoy breathtaking vistas of the azure waters and craggy cliffs. The charming villages with their winding lanes, authentic seafood eateries, and handcrafted stores entice visitors, and the crystal-clear waters are ideal for swimming and anchoring. Any sailor hoping to see Italy's coastal treasures must visit Cinque Terre, whether pausing for a stroll among the terraced hills or just lounging by the sea.

Portovenere

UNESCO has recognized Portovenere as a World Heritage site because it is a beautiful medieval village situated at the entrance to the Gulf of Poets. Sailors love this place for its historic elegance, winding lanes, and vibrant homes against the Ligurian Sea backdrop. The town is well known for its old churches, one of which is the famous Church of St. Peter, which is built atop a rocky outcrop and provides breathtaking views of the surrounding ocean. Sailors can anchor in the charming harbor and stroll through the town's stores and eateries, or they can explore the adjacent Byron's Grotto, a natural marine cave named after the poet. Portovenere, with its ideal fusion of natural beauty, history, and lively local culture, is an absolutely spectacular port of call for any sailing vacation.

Palmaria Island

Situated just across from Portovenere, Palmaria Island is a serene haven of verdant foliage, craggy cliffs, and pristine waters. Sailors looking for quiet anchorages and chances to explore on foot will love this island. With picturesque hiking routes that provide expansive views of the sea and coastline, Palmaria is renowned for its natural beauty. The island's beaches provide a peaceful area to unwind, and its rocky shoreline are peppered with secluded coves that are great for swimming and snorkeling. Sailing enthusiasts who wish to experience the pure waters of Liguria often make a stop at Palmaria, the largest island in the La Spezia Archipelago, which offers easy access from Portovenere and exquisite natural surroundings.

Portofino

The famous Italian town of Portofino is well-known for its glitzy setting, colorful architecture, and scenic port. Nestled within a little cove on the Italian Riviera, Portofino serves as a sanctuary for opulent vessels and aficionados of sailing. The town's picturesque waterfront, verdant hillsides, and cobblestone streets lined with upscale shops, cafes, and seafood eateries are what make it so lovely. In addition to exploring the neighboring Portofino Marine Reserve, where the crystal-clear waters are ideal for diving and snorkeling, sailors can anchor in the picturesque bay. One of Italy's most popular coastal attractions, Castello Brown fortification gives expansive views of the bay, and the town itself radiates a sophisticated, charming vibe.

Tuscan Archipelago

The seven islands that make up the Tuscan Archipelago are strewn over the Tyrrhenian Sea and provide mariners with an enchanted blend of nature, history, and pristine waterways. Elba, the largest island, is well-known for being Napoleon's exile location and for its breathtaking beaches, historic fortifications, and rough interior that is ideal for hiking. The volcanic island of Capraia has beautiful villages to explore and clear waters perfect for diving. Giglio is a serene haven for sailors looking to unwind, with its serene beaches and historic ruins. The rich history and stunning scenery of each island in the archipelago combine to make it a sailing destination not to be forgotten. The Tuscan Archipelago is ideal for a lengthy journey because of its protected bays, quiet beaches, and charming harbors.

Note that this bareboat hire requires a valid nautical license. Please see the booking conditions for a detailed list of all included, exclusions and extra services. The Lagoon 40 offers a flawless blend of luxury and adventure as you sail over the gorgeous waterways of Liguria whether you're searching for relaxation or exploration.