ZENIT

Olbia, the Costa Smeralda, and the La Maddalena archipelago all sit within a day's run of one another. ZENIT is a 2024 Lagoon Seventy 8 power catamaran working that triangle through the summer, with Nauta Design interiors over VPLP naval architecture and a fold-out master balcony that opens onto the water at anchor.

She runs 23 metres on deck with an 11-metre beam, twin John Deere diesels at the helm, and a 9-knot cruise that lifts to 20 when the schedule needs it. The flybridge carries a second outdoor galley, a sun-pad lounge, and the upper helm; below it the main salon opens to a teak cockpit, a hydraulic gangway, and a swim platform aft.

Eight guests sleep across four cabins, all en-suite with electric heads and individual air conditioning. The master sits forward port with a king bed, twin sinks, and the signature fold-out balcony. Two further doubles divide between hulls, and a fourth cabin enters from the main deck aft on the port side.

A crew of four runs the boat from separate quarters and a service galley. The salon carries a wine chiller, a DeLonghi coffee station, a JBL portable, and a PlayStation for the evenings.

On the swim platform: Seabob, paddleboard, wakeboard, water skis, towable tube, and snorkel gear. A tender handles shore drops between Porto Cervo, Cala dei Sardi, and the coves of the archipelago.