Linda

Linda is a luxurious, brand-new Lagoon 60 catamaran that offers an unparalleled sailing experience, combining modern design, exceptional comfort and outstanding onboard living. Designed to maximise space, comfort and connection with the sea, she features expansive interiors, fluid indoor-outdoor living areas and contemporary amenities that create the perfect setting for both relaxation and adventure. She is based in Naples for the 2027 season and cruises the Gulf of Naples, Sicily and Sardinia.

Timeless and bright. The expansive flybridge is the social heart of the yacht: a centrally positioned helm station, generous lounge seating, a spacious dining area and comfortable sunpads, with its own icemaker and sound system, so the whole group can live outdoors under way or at anchor. Aft, the cockpit connects directly to the salon and sits close to the water — al fresco dinners, casual gatherings, or simply the view. Forward, a second cockpit gives a quieter place to sit with a drink.

Spacious and accessible. Inside, warm natural woods, elegant finishes and panoramic windows frame an open-plan salon that brings the lounge, dining area and fully equipped galley together — a layout that keeps everyone in the same conversation whether they are cooking, reading or watching the coastline go by. Air conditioning throughout, a 280-litre-per-hour watermaker and a 17.5 kVA generator mean a week at anchor costs nothing in comfort; TVs in the salon, galley and owner's cabin, hardtop solar panels and underwater lights round out the spec.

Cosy and charming. Accommodation is arranged for up to ten guests across five well-appointed ensuite cabins: a spacious owner's suite with its own sound system, two elegant VIP double cabins, and two convertible cabins that make up as twins or doubles — so she adapts effortlessly to three couples, a family with teenagers, or a mixed group. A hydraulic aft platform drops to the waterline for swimming, paddleboarding and snorkeling straight off the stern. A crew of three — captain, chef/deckhand and stewardess — runs the week.