Tato is a 2022 Lagoon 42 catamaran based in Porto Mirabello, your gateway to the Ligurian coast and the enchanting waters of La Spezia. This modern twin-hulled vessel combines spacious comfort with the agility needed to explore hidden coves and charming fishing villages along one of Italy's most storied coastlines. With six cabins accommodating up to twelve guests, Tato is perfectly suited for families, groups of friends, or multiple couples seeking a shared adventure without compromise on privacy or comfort.

The catamaran's generous beam and dual-hull design create an exceptionally stable platform for both seasoned sailors and those new to bareboat chartering. Below deck, the well-appointed galley features a full refrigerator and coffee maker for morning rituals, while four modern heads with electric toilets serve the entire party. On deck, the teak cockpit becomes your living room at sea—a natural gathering place where you'll spend mornings plotting the day's route and evenings watching light fade over the Cinque Terre. Electric winches ease sail handling, while the onboard dessalination system ensures unlimited fresh water throughout your charter.

A typical week unfolds with leisurely passages between anchorages, each day revealing new possibilities. You might motor into Portovenere's dramatic harbor one afternoon, then drift to a secluded bay the next, tender to shore via the included dinghy with outboard motor, and return for dinner prepared in your own galley. The catamaran's shallow draft opens access to anchorages larger monohulls cannot reach, while solar panels and voltage converter keep modern conveniences running quietly. Whether you're an experienced sailor ready to command the helm or prefer engaging a professional skipper, Tato's dual 57 hp engines provide reassuring backup and effortless maneuvering in tight anchorages.

Charter Tato for a minimum of two nights, though most guests find a full week barely enough time to absorb the rhythm of these waters—mornings spent swimming in crystalline bays, afternoons exploring medieval villages clinging to cliffsides, and nights anchored beneath star-filled skies with the scent of basil and sea salt carried on the breeze.