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Saudade II is a 2026 Lagoon 38 catamaran based in Golfo Aranci, a jewel on Sardinia's northeastern coast where crystalline waters meet granite cliffs and hidden anchorages dot the coastline. This modern catamaran offers the perfect blend of space and intimacy for groups of up to eight, whether you're gathering with close friends, extending a family adventure, or celebrating a milestone with loved ones. The three cabins and two heads provide comfortable separation and privacy, while the generous twin-hulled design creates a naturally stable platform for relaxing or exploring.

Your week unfolds across one of the Mediterranean's most compelling cruising grounds. From Cala dei Sardi, you'll navigate toward the Maddalena Archipelago, where emerald coves and uninhabited islands invite unhurried anchoring. The boat's dual 29 HP engines make light work of transit passages, while the autopilot and integrated GPS chartplotter keep navigation intuitive, leaving you free to focus on the rhythm of the sea. The onboard desalination system ensures an unlimited freshwater supply—a quiet luxury that transforms a week aboard into genuine comfort rather than compromise.

Life aboard centres on the expansive cockpit, where cushioned seating and speakers create a natural gathering space for morning coffee, afternoon aperitivos, or evening stargazing. The electric toilet system operates with modern convenience, and the boat's thoughtful layout means minimal fuss and maximum enjoyment. Whether you're a bareboat skipper confident in your seamanship or travelling with a professional crew, Saudade II adapts to your needs and pace.

A typical week might see you departing Golfo Aranci on a Monday, island-hopping through turquoise shallows, anchoring off villages where local restaurants serve just-caught fish, and finishing your Friday evening at a quiet anchorage watching the sun dissolve into the Tyrrhenian Sea—the kind of moment that lingers long after you've returned ashore.