boat hire in Gaeta · Antago — Antago 90 (2003)

The Antago Yachts 90 is a striking and elegant motor yacht, this 28-meter vessel combines refined Italian styling with outstanding seakeeping and onboard comfort. She boasts generous exterior and interior spaces, including a spacious flybridge, bright and tastefully furnished interiors, and both indoor and outdoor dining areas for seamless entertaining. Accommodation includes 4 well-appointed cabins: a luxurious master suite, a VIP cabin, and two twin cabins with side-by-side beds—perfect for hosting families or guests in absolute comfort. Heading South: Campania to Discover If you're aiming for Campania, imagine sailing from Gaeta toward the enchantment of the Phlegraean Archipelago and Naples. The first night you might wake up in Procida, a pastel-colored jewel, before heading to Ischia, the green island where spas and history blend together. You could spend a day exploring the castles and another getting lost in the alleys of Sant'Angelo, or perhaps a boat trip. Then, Naples awaits you with its beating heart, from where you can set off to discover Pompeii, Herculaneum or the splendid Amalfi Coast by sea. The return to Gaeta can be an opportunity for a stop at the Pontine Islands, perhaps Ponza or Palmarola, greeting the sun setting over the sea. Or, let yourself be seduced by the Amalfi Coast. From Gaeta, after saying goodbye to Circeo, you could make a night stop at Ventotene or Ponza, before diving into the deep blue of the Coast. Amalfi, Positano and Ravello will welcome you with their timeless beauty. Sail between secret coves, treat yourself to a swim in the crystal clear waters and savor the flavors of the local cuisine. And why not detour to Capri for a dream day, admiring the Blue Grotto and the Faraglioni? The return to Gaeta will be punctuated by other enchanting stops at the Pontine Islands, to make the journey as fascinating as the destination. Sardinia: A Longer Adventure from Gaeta If Sardinia is calling, a trip from Gaeta will take longer, but the adventure will be unforgettable! Prepare your boat for a more challenging journey through the Tyrrhenian Sea. A possible route could take you to make one or two intermediate stops to break up the journey, perhaps in Sicily or along the Calabrian coast, depending on the weather conditions and your preferences. Once you arrive in Sardinia, you could head towards the Costa Smeralda and the La Maddalena Archipelago. Explore the islands of Spargi, Budelli (admiring its Pink Beach from afar), Caprera and Santo Stefano. Here, dream anchorages and waters that seem painted, with all the shades of turquoise, await you. You could also push on towards Southern Corsica: Bonifacio, with its vertiginous cliffs, is a few miles away. The Lavezzi and Cavallo Islands are natural gems not to be missed. Another option in Sardinia, after the crossing, could be to explore the east or west coast, depending on the time available and your interests. You could sail towards the Gulf of Orosei, with its breathtaking coves such as Cala Gonone and Cala Luna, or head south, exploring the beaches of Villasimius and Chia