The Smeralda is a 2026 Tanna 47 catamaran based at Marina di Stabia in Castellammare di Stabia, offering an ideal platform for exploring the Campania coast and beyond. This spacious, modern catamaran accommodates up to 13 guests across five well-appointed cabins, making it perfect for families, groups of friends, or multiple couples seeking a week of seamless Mediterranean sailing. The dual 57 HP engines and electric winches ensure effortless handling, while the autopilot and integrated GPS navigation system allow you to focus on the rhythm of the sea rather than the mechanics of sailing.

Life aboard the Smeralda balances comfort with genuine maritime experience. The generous saloon welcomes everyone for morning coffee—prepared on the onboard espresso machine—while the bimini top shades the expansive cockpit, ideal for afternoon aperitivos as you drift between anchorages. Five heads with electric toilets and hot water ensure privacy and convenience for your entire party. The air conditioning and generator provide respite during warmer days, while the water maker guarantees fresh water throughout your voyage, a thoughtful touch that frees you from logistical constraints.

Departing from Castellammare di Stabia, a week typically unfolds along the dramatic Sorrentine Peninsula and toward the jewels of the Amalfi Coast—Positano's pastel cliffs, Ravello's terraced gardens visible from the water, and quieter anchorages near Capri. The tender and outboard motor open access to hidden coves and rocky inlets unreachable by larger vessels. Whether you're a seasoned sailor or chartering with a professional crew, the catamaran's stability and responsive handling reward confident navigation, while the voltage converter and onboard amenities ensure your devices stay charged and your galley well-stocked.

Imagine your final evening: anchored in a secluded bay as the sun descends behind the Lattari Mountains, the smell of fresh pasta drifting from the galley, and the gentle clink of glasses as your group reflects on a week of wind, salt, and Italian coastline etched into memory.