Enjala is a 2010 Lagoon 440 catamaran based at Marina di San Vincenzo, your gateway to the crystalline waters and hidden anchorages of Tuscany's coast. This 13.67-metre vessel combines the stability and space that catamarans are prized for with the intimacy of a well-appointed floating home. With five cabins and eleven berths, Enjala welcomes groups of up to twelve—whether families seeking a multigenerational adventure, circles of friends craving a shared escape, or couples traveling with extended company. The generous beam and dual hulls create an airy, sociable feel on deck, while the layout below ensures everyone enjoys privacy when needed.

A week aboard Enjala typically unfolds between the Tuscan archipelago and the Maremma coastline. You'll wake to gentle swells, explore postcard-perfect islands like Elba and Giglio, and anchor in sheltered coves where the water gleams turquoise beneath limestone cliffs. The catamaran's twin 56 hp engines and autopilot make passage planning straightforward, while the onboard desalinator and generator provide the comfort of unlimited fresh water and power—essentials that elevate a bareboat or crewed experience from functional to genuinely relaxing. Climate control keeps cabins comfortable during warm Mediterranean days, and the five heads ensure mornings run smoothly when the cabin count climbs toward capacity.

The dinghy opens access to remote beaches and village harbours unreachable by larger vessels, transforming each day into a series of discoveries. Evenings anchor themselves around sunset aperitivos on the trampoline, perhaps followed by a short tender ride ashore for fresh pasta and local wine in a waterfront trattoria. Radar and navigation systems keep you confident in any conditions, whether you're threading through the Piombino Channel or seeking shelter during an afternoon squall. A week aboard Enjala leaves you with salt-stained hair, sun-darkened skin, and the particular peace that comes from drifting to sleep with only water beneath you and stars above.