À propos de ce yacht
Calipso is a 2026 Lagoon 43 catamaran based at Cala dei Sardi in Golfo Aranci, offering the perfect platform for exploring Sardinia's crystalline waters and hidden anchorages. With three well-appointed cabins and eight berths, she accommodates groups of friends or extended families seeking both comfort and adventure. The catamaran's generous 7.69-meter beam creates an airy, sociable feel across her twin hulls—ideal for those who value space and stability as much as style.
Life aboard Calipso balances ease with exploration. The modern cockpit, finished in warm teak and furnished with generous coussins, becomes your living room at sea; speakers mounted overhead set the soundtrack for sundowners while the autopilot handles the sailing, freeing you to simply be present. Below deck, three full heads ensure morning routines flow smoothly, while air conditioning keeps cabins cool during warm Mediterranean days. The galley is well-equipped with a proper espresso machine and refrigeration, making it easy to prepare meals or simply enjoy local provisions gathered from waterfront markets.
A week aboard typically unfolds between the emerald coves of the Maddalena archipelago and the quieter bays dotting the Costa Smeralda's eastern shore. The twin 57-horsepower engines provide reliable power when winds drop, while the GPS and chart plotter guide you confidently to lesser-known anchorages. A freshwater maker and solar panels mean you can linger longer in remote spots without compromise, while the electric heads and generator handle all the practical necessities discreetly. Whether you're a seasoned sailor or chartering with a professional crew, Calipso's responsive handling and modern systems make each passage a pleasure.
Imagine your final evening: anchored in crystalline shallows off a granite-fringed islet, the sun melting into the horizon as you sip wine on the teak cockpit, the gentle lap of water against the hulls your only soundtrack—this is the Sardinian sailing week that lingers long after you've returned ashore.