À propos de ce yacht
Luna is a 2023 Isla 40 catamaran based in Marina di Cagliari, your gateway to Sardinia's crystalline waters and hidden anchorages. This modern twin-hulled vessel combines the stability and spaciousness that make catamarans ideal for groups and families seeking comfort without compromise. With five cabins accommodating up to eleven guests across five bathrooms, Luna offers the rare luxury of privacy and personal space—a significant advantage when chartering with extended family or close friends for a full week.
The dual 20 hp engines provide effortless manoeuvrability through Cagliari's sheltered bay and beyond, while the GPS at the helm and autopilot ensure relaxed navigation whether you're an experienced sailor or discovering the Tyrrhenian Sea for the first time. The flybridge becomes your social hub at sunset, equipped with speakers and comfortable cockpit cushions, while the convertible dining table transitions seamlessly from meals to evening gatherings. Below deck, a well-appointed galley with refrigeration keeps provisions fresh throughout your voyage, and the lazy jacks and lazy bag system make sail handling intuitive and efficient—even for less experienced crews.
A typical week unfolds between Cagliari's vibrant waterfront and the emerald coves dotting the Maddalena archipelago to the north. Morning swims in turquoise anchorages give way to leisurely lunches ashore in fishing villages, where local seafood and Vermentino wine become part of the rhythm. The catamaran's generous beam and shallow draft allow exploration of smaller bays inaccessible to monohulls, while the spacious saloon provides refuge during the occasional afternoon siesta or evening gathering.
Luna suits groups seeking both adventure and comfort—whether you're celebrating a milestone, reconnecting with old friends, or introducing children to sailing. A week aboard traces a path through Sardinia's most coveted waters, each day anchored in a new bay, each evening marked by the particular light of the Mediterranean as it settles behind granite peaks.