Capovento is a 2023 Lagoon 42 catamaran based at Capo d'Orlando Marina, positioned perfectly for exploring Sicily's Tyrrhenian coast and the Aeolian Islands. This four-cabin, ten-berth catamaran combines the stability and spaciousness that make modern catamarans ideal for families, groups of friends, or those seeking comfort without compromise. The 12.8-metre hull, with its generous 7.7-metre beam, creates the kind of living space where everyone finds their own corner—whether that's the shaded teak cockpit with its plush cushions and bimini top, or one of the four well-appointed cabins with en-suite facilities.

Life aboard Capovento unfolds at an unhurried pace. The four heads with electric toilets mean mornings run smoothly, while the onboard desalination system ensures fresh water flows freely throughout your week. Climate control keeps interiors comfortable during warm Mediterranean days, and the lazy jacks make sail handling intuitive—even for less experienced sailors. Navigation is straightforward with the integrated GPS and chart plotter, while the autopilot grants you freedom to relax, swim, or simply watch the coastline drift by. An included dinghy opens access to hidden anchorages and remote beaches inaccessible to larger vessels.

From Capo d'Orlando, a typical week might unfold sailing past the dramatic cliffs of Cefalù, island-hopping through the Aeolians with stops at Lipari and Panarea, or anchoring in the crystalline waters around Mondello. Evenings are spent at leisure—perhaps catching a sunset from a secluded cove with a Radio-CD playing softly in the background, or dinghying ashore for fresh seafood in a quiet village. The catamaran's dual hulls provide exceptional stability at anchor, meaning peaceful nights and minimal motion even in moderate seas.

Capovento suits those who value both adventure and comfort: families wanting space and safety, groups of friends seeking shared memories without shared cabins, or couples desiring the freedom to explore at their own rhythm. A week aboard is measured not in miles covered, but in sunsets savoured, waters explored, and the particular magic of waking to Mediterranean light reflecting off your own private floating home.