Salerno's Marina d'Arechi serves as the perfect launchpad for exploring the Tyrrhenian coast, and the 2026 Lagoon Sixty 5 catamaran *Sailuxe - La Controra* is purpose-built for those seeking both comfort and authentic Mediterranean sailing. This 20.55-metre vessel accommodates ten guests across five well-appointed cabins, making it ideal for families, groups of friends, or couples seeking a private floating retreat. The dual-hull design delivers the stability and shallow draft that define modern catamaran cruising, while the generous beam of ten metres creates the interior volume and outdoor living space that transforms a week at sea into something genuinely restorative.

The flybridge opens possibilities for morning coffee and evening aperitivos with unobstructed views across the water—the cockpit speakers and comfortable seating make it a natural gathering place as the sun descends toward Capri. Below deck, the galley is equipped with a full-sized refrigerator, dishwasher, and coffee station, removing the friction from provisioning and meal preparation. Climate control throughout keeps everyone comfortable during warmer days, while the bow thruster and hydraulic passerelle simplify manoeuvring in tight anchorages and boarding logistics for the whole party.

A typical week unfolds between Salerno and the Amalfi Coast's hidden coves, with days built around swimming, snorkeling, and leisurely exploration. The included annexe and stand-up paddle boards extend your reach into shallow bays where larger vessels cannot venture, while the onboard desalination system and generator ensure independence at anchor. GPS navigation and electronic toilets handle the practical essentials, allowing your focus to remain on the rhythm of the sea—morning swims in crystalline water, long lunches in whitewashed fishing villages, and quiet evenings at anchor as local fishing boats drift past.

Seven nights aboard *Sailuxe - La Controra* reads as a sequence of unhurried moments: sunrise sails along the Sorrentine Peninsula, afternoons anchored beneath limestone cliffs with a cool drink in hand, and dinners prepared in a galley that feels less like a compromise and more like a proper kitchen. This is Mediterranean sailing stripped of pretence—authentic, comfortable, and entirely yours.