Blue Alma is a 2021 Lagoon 46 catamaran based in Cala dei Sardi, a sheltered anchorage in Golfo Aranci on Sardinia's northeastern coast. This spacious dual-hull design offers the stability and comfort that make bareboat and crewed charters so rewarding—particularly for groups and families seeking a week of genuine exploration without the constraints of land-based travel. With four cabins accommodating up to twelve guests and four full heads, Blue Alma strikes the balance between intimate cruising and the freedom to bring friends or extended family into your adventure.

The Lagoon 46 excels in these waters. Sardinia's Emerald Coast presents a succession of granite-framed anchorages, hidden coves, and villages where time moves differently. From your home base, you'll navigate crystalline shallows and deeper offshore passages with confidence—the twin 45 HP engines, GPS chartplotter, and autopilot handle the mechanics, leaving you to focus on the rhythm of the sea. The catamaran's generous beam and shallow draft mean you can reach anchorages that monohulls cannot, discovering secluded spots where the water runs turquoise and the granite cliffs rise dramatically.

Life aboard Blue Alma balances ease with authentic seamanship. The teak cockpit, shaded by a bimini and furnished with comfortable cushions, becomes your living room—a place to linger over morning espresso (the onboard espresso machine ensures proper Italian ritual) or to watch the sun sink into the Mediterranean. The desalination system and air conditioning ensure practical comfort during warmer days, while the dinghy opens access to beaches and small harbours unreachable by larger vessels. Evenings might find you anchored off a quiet island, the generator humming softly as you prepare dinner with produce from a harborside market, or sharing drinks at a waterfront taverna in one of the coast's charming towns.

A week aboard Blue Alma unfolds as a sequence of unhurried discoveries—mornings spent swimming in luminous water, afternoons navigating to the next anchorage, and evenings where the only sound is the gentle lap of waves against the hulls and the murmur of conversation among friends.