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Skippered Catamaran Charter: Sicily & Aeolian Islands
Admire Stromboli's Sciara del Fuoco from the raised flybridge and dive into the unspoiled coves of Salina. Huge bow spaces with relaxation trampolines to enjoy sailing among the volcanic islands, with the safety and comfort of a dedicated professional skipper.
Departure Bases
Capo d'Orlando / Portorosa / Milazzo
Sample Models
Lagoon 40 / Bali Catspace
Onboard Formula
Skipper Included (Sep. Cabin)
Indicative Rate
From €3,400 / week
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Sicily Mainland Charter
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Aeolian Islands Fleet
Discover available catamarans based around Lipari, Salina, Vulcano, and Milazzo.
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Designed for Outdoor Living
Vessels such as the Lagoon 40 or the Bali Catspace are perfect for enjoying the volcanic archipelago. They offer raised flybridges for breathtaking views and huge bow trampolines for maximum relaxation while sailing toward Stromboli or Panarea.
Panoramic Flybridge
Raised helm station and lounge area to enjoy Stromboli's evening eruptions.
Separate Crew Cabin
The skipper stays in a separate cabin with external bow access, ensuring total privacy.
Spacious Bow Lounge Areas
Sunbathing areas and trampolines ideal for being lulled by the waves under full sail.
Open-Space Design
Retractable doors and wide cockpits that blend the catamaran's interior with the surrounding sea.
Sea Living
Bow trampolines, sunshine, and diving straight from the swim platform
What You'll See: Typical 7-Day Itinerary
Seven islands for seven different souls. The skipper will organize the daily stops based on prevailing winds to ensure the most comfortable anchorages. The order of the islands may vary to guarantee the best sailing experience.
Boarding & sailing toward Vulcano
Check-in at the Sicilian marina (e.g., Portorosa or Capo d'Orlando), stowing provisions, and a short sail. Drop anchor in Baia di Ponente in Vulcano to admire the first unforgettable sunset over the sea with smoking fumaroles on the horizon.
The Faraglioni of Lipari & the coves of Salina
Morning sail passing between the majestic Faraglioni of Lipari and the white Pumice Quarries. In the afternoon, set course for Salina for a swim in cobalt-blue waters and evening anchorage in the evocative bay of Pollara or at Santa Marina.
Panarea & surrounding islets
Sail toward glamorous Panarea. Snorkeling stops among the rocks of Lisca Bianca, Basiluzzo, and in the spectacular Cala Junco. Perfect evening to go ashore and enjoy the island's chic atmosphere.
Stromboli's Sciara del Fuoco
Head north toward "Iddu", the active volcano. Breathtaking swim beneath the Strombolicchio lighthouse and, at dusk, a privileged position by catamaran in front of the Sciara del Fuoco to witness volcanic eruptions against the starry sky.
The wild charm of Filicudi, Alicudi & return
Escape to the most unspoiled islands of the archipelago. Iconic swims at La Canna in Filicudi and the Grotta del Bue Marino, before savoring the surreal silence of Alicudi. On Friday, point the bow back toward the Sicilian coast to return to port.
Frequently Asked Questions About This Cruise
Why is a catamaran ideal for the Aeolian Islands?
Harbors in the Aeolian Islands are small or sometimes non-existent on certain islands (such as Stromboli or Alicudi), so you often sleep at anchor. The roll-free stability of a catamaran, combined with huge bow sunbathing areas and the flybridge, guarantees exceptional comfort at anchor that a monohull can rarely match.
When is the best time to sail in Sicily?
From late May to October the weather is ideal. July and August are vibrant and lively, but if you are looking for exclusive coves and total relaxation, we recommend the weeks of June and September, when the water is warm and anchorages are less crowded.
Do we sail under canvas or by motor?
Whenever the archipelago's thermal breezes allow, the skipper will make the most of every opportunity to sail in total silence. For longer crossings in calm winds (or to keep on schedule), engines will be used to ensure the group's comfort.
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