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À propos de ce yacht

Aragorn is a 2018 Lagoon 400 S2 catamaran based in Piombino, your gateway to the Tuscan Archipelago. This 12-metre catamaran offers the perfect blend of stability and spaciousness for exploring Italy's most enchanting islands, whether you're travelling as a family, a group of friends, or seeking a romantic escape. The four well-appointed cabins and four bathrooms ensure comfort for up to ten guests, while the catamaran's generous beam and dual-hull design create an exceptionally stable platform for both seasoned sailors and those newer to bareboat chartering.

The Tuscan Archipelago presents an ideal cruising ground for a week-long voyage. From Piombino, you'll navigate crystalline waters dotted with islands like Elba, Giglio, and Giannutri—each offering distinct anchorages, hidden coves, and opportunities to explore charming coastal villages. The 2x35 hp engines provide reliable propulsion for reaching your daily destinations, while the catamaran's layout maximises outdoor living with a generous cockpit and shaded bimini top, perfect for morning coffee or evening aperitivos as you drift between anchorages. The well-equipped galley allows you to prepare meals showcasing local Tuscan produce, while the spacious saloon serves as a comfortable gathering space during the inevitable afternoon siesta.

Aragorn suits groups seeking flexibility and comfort without sacrificing the authentic sailing experience. Whether you choose to engage a professional skipper or take the helm yourselves, each day unfolds at your own pace—swimming in transparent waters, exploring Etruscan ruins on Elba, or simply anchoring off a quiet island to watch the Mediterranean sunset paint the sky in shades of amber and rose. A week aboard Aragorn captures the essence of Italian coastal life: unhurried mornings, sun-warmed afternoons, and nights where the only sound is the gentle lap of water against the hulls.