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Orsa Maggiore is a 2021 Lagoon 52F catamaran based in Golfo Aranci, a jewel of northeastern Sardinia where crystalline waters meet granite cliffs and sheltered anchorages dot the coastline. This five-cabin, twelve-berth catamaran offers the perfect blend of space and intimacy for families, groups of friends, or those seeking a bareboat adventure with room to breathe. Departing from Cala dei Sardi, you'll find yourself positioned to explore the Maddalena archipelago, hidden coves along the Costa Smeralda, and the quieter bays that define this corner of the Mediterranean.

The broad beam and dual hulls of this catamaran create exceptional stability and generous deck space—ideal for morning coffee on the teak foredeck or evening aperitivos beneath the bimini as the sun softens over the water. Below, five well-appointed cabins and five ensuite heads ensure comfort for your entire party, while modern amenities including air conditioning, a desalination system, and a generator provide the reliability you need for a seamless week at sea. The galley is equipped with a full refrigerator and espresso machine, so fresh pastries and proper coffee are never far away.

Navigation is intuitive thanks to the integrated GPS chartplotter and radar, while the autopilot allows you to settle into the rhythm of sailing without fatigue. The twin 80hp engines deliver responsive power when the Mistral drops, and a tender with outboard motor opens access to remote beaches and snorkeling spots inaccessible by larger vessels. When anchored, the stand-up paddle boards invite exploration of shallow bays and mangrove channels, while the cockpit speakers set the soundtrack for long lunches ashore.

A week aboard Orsa Maggiore unfolds as a series of unhurried transitions: dawn departures to empty anchorages, afternoons spent swimming in water so clear you see the seabed twenty meters down, and evenings anchored off granite islands where the only sound is the gentle clink of rigging and the call of seabirds settling for the night.