Opera Prima is a Lagoon 450 catamaran built in 2015, offering an ideal platform for exploring the crystalline waters and hidden anchorages of northern Sicily. Based at Capo d'Orlando Marina, this 13.96-metre vessel combines the stability and spaciousness that makes catamaran sailing so rewarding, with the comfort and modern conveniences that discerning charterers expect. Six well-appointed cabins accommodate up to twelve guests across five separate heads, making Opera Prima equally suited to extended family gatherings, groups of friends seeking adventure, or couples wanting to share the experience with others who share their passion for the sea.

A week aboard typically unfolds between the dramatic coastlines of the Tyrrhenian Sea and the Aeolian Islands. Days begin with morning coffee in the generous saloon, where air conditioning keeps things cool during warmer months, before you slip anchor toward secluded bays and whitewashed fishing villages. The dual 57 hp engines provide reliable propulsion when the wind falls light, while the onboard desalination system and voltage converter ensure that modern comforts remain uncompromised throughout your voyage. An inflatable dinghy and stand up paddle boards open access to shallow coves and pristine beaches that larger vessels cannot reach—ideal for snorkelling or simply drifting in crystalline shallows.

Evenings anchor in protected waters where the generator quietly powers the vessel, allowing you to prepare fresh local seafood in a well-equipped galley or simply relax on deck as the sun melts into the horizon. The catamaran's beam of 7.84 metres creates exceptional stability and living space, transforming what might feel cramped on a monohull into genuine comfort for a group. Whether you're navigating toward Lipari's pumice beaches, exploring Salina's lemon groves from the water, or discovering the quieter anchorages along the Sicilian coast, Opera Prima delivers the perfect balance of independence and ease.

Imagine your final evening: anchored in a secluded bay as local fishing boats drift past, the aroma of grilled swordfish drifting from the galley, and the Sicilian stars emerging above water so clear it mirrors the night sky itself.