Jupiter is a 2020 Dufour Catamaran 48 based in Cagliari, perfectly positioned to explore Sardinia's crystalline waters and hidden anchorages. This 14.7-metre catamaran combines the stability and spaciousness that define modern catamaran design with the intimacy of a well-appointed floating home. With six cabins and five bathrooms, Jupiter accommodates groups of friends, extended families, or colleagues seeking a week of seamless sailing and shared discovery. The dual 60 hp engines ensure effortless manoeuvrability in tight anchorages and marina approaches, while the lazy jacks system keeps sail handling straightforward—ideal for mixed-ability crews.

Departing from Marina di Cagliari, your week unfolds across the Maddalena Archipelago and the emerald bays of the Costa Smeralda. Days blend unhurried sailing with morning swims in turquoise coves, afternoon aperitivos on the expansive cockpit—enhanced by quality speakers for ambient soundtracks—and evenings anchored in sheltered waters. The generous beam of eight metres creates an unusually stable platform, making Jupiter equally comfortable for those new to sailing and seasoned mariners. Below deck, the galley is equipped with a full refrigerator to stock fresh provisions from Cagliari's markets or local fishing villages, while the radio-CD system provides entertainment during longer passages or calm afternoons at anchor.

The catamaran's tender dinghy opens access to secluded beaches and shallow anchorages inaccessible to larger vessels, allowing you to explore Sardinia's untouched shorelines at your own pace. Whether your group prioritises leisurely anchorages with long lunches, active exploration of multiple ports, or a blend of both, Jupiter's layout and systems accommodate diverse rhythms. Six weeks-long charters typically follow the coastline south towards the Iles Lavezzi or north to the Bocche di Bonifacio, with flexibility to adjust based on wind and mood.

A week aboard Jupiter becomes a rhythm of salt-touched mornings, lazy midday swims, and sunset anchorages where the only sound is water lapping against the hulls—punctuated by the laughter of your group gathered on deck, wine in hand, as Sardinia's granite peaks turn gold in the fading light.