Lupin is a 2019 Lagoon 450 catamaran based at Port Tino Rossi in Ajaccio, offering the perfect platform for exploring Corsica's crystalline waters and hidden anchorages. This 13.96-metre catamaran combines the stability and spacious deck layout that makes multihull sailing so rewarding, with four well-appointed cabins that sleep up to twelve guests—ideal for families, groups of friends, or those seeking the comfort of shared adventure without compromise. The twin 54 hp engines provide reliable power when the wind drops, while the lazy jacks and lazy bag system keep sail handling effortless, letting you focus on the experience rather than the mechanics.

A week aboard Lupin typically unfolds across the Îles Sanguinaires and beyond, where granite peaks plunge into turquoise coves and the pace of life slows to match the rhythm of the tides. The catamaran's four heads with electric toilets and onboard desalination system mean you'll never feel the pinch of confined-space living—fresh water flows freely, and the galley refrigerator keeps provisions cool through long days of exploration. Whether you're anchoring off Porquerolles, discovering secluded bays accessible only by tender, or timing your passage to catch the evening light on Scandola's volcanic cliffs, the boat's shallow draft and spacious twin hulls give you access to spots that larger monohulls simply cannot reach.

Evenings reveal Lupin's true gift: the expansive cockpit becomes your floating living room, where the radio-CD player sets the mood as local Corsican wines chill in the fridge and the sun melts into the horizon. The included dinghy opens up exploration ashore—market visits in Bonifacio, swims in phosphorescent waters, meals at waterfront trattorias where the catch of the day is still glistening. Seven nights aboard is the minimum, enough time to shed the rhythms of land and settle into the unhurried cadence of island hopping, where each dawn brings a new anchorage and each evening a chance to watch the stars emerge over water that seems to hold the entire Mediterranean in its depths.