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À propos de ce yacht

Castor is a 2026 Lagoon 38 catamaran based in Golfo Aranci, a jewel on Sardinia's northeastern coast where granite peaks tumble toward crystalline waters. This modern sailing catamaran offers the perfect blend of space and intimacy for groups of friends, families, or couples seeking a week of genuine Mediterranean exploration. With four cabins sleeping up to ten guests across two separate hulls, Castor provides the comfort and privacy that transforms a charter into a true escape—each cabin feels like your own retreat after days spent discovering hidden anchorages.

A week aboard unfolds with remarkable ease. The generous cockpit, outfitted with comfortable cushions and quality speakers for evening aperitivos, becomes your social hub as you sail between emerald coves and white-sand beaches. The twin 29-horsepower engines ensure reliable passage-making, while the pilot automatique lets you relax once you've set your course. Whether you're navigating toward the Maddalena Archipelago or exploring quieter bays along the coast, the GPS chartplotter and comprehensive navigation systems keep you confidently on course. Two electric toilets and a desalination system mean genuine comfort even during extended time away from port—fresh water and modern conveniences are never a concern.

Castor suits those who value both adventure and ease. Couples will appreciate the intimacy of their own cabin and the freedom to anchor in solitude; families enjoy the space to spread out without feeling cramped; groups of friends find the catamaran's stability and open layout perfect for shared meals and spontaneous explorations. The included dinghy opens access to shallow bays and secluded beaches unreachable by larger vessels, while the catamaran's shallow draft allows you to anchor in places where monohulls cannot venture.

Picture yourself at sunset: anchored in a protected bay where the water mirrors the sky, the gentle clink of glasses on the cockpit, local Vermentino wine catching the last light, and the promise of another day tomorrow in waters that feel entirely your own.