Sleeping on a boat is everyone's dream. Try my experience by staying on my boat, a small, very comfortable 8.5-meter open boat. The cabin, which houses the V-shaped bed, toilet, and kitchenette, is very low—you can squat in it, measuring just 120 cm—so you can only go there to sleep or prepare a quick meal. The outdoor area, however, is fully accessible, with bow and stern sundecks and nightlights creating a romantic atmosphere for your stay. The comfortable rear ladder for climbing in and out of the water, the stereo, and a 50-liter shower complete the package. Depending on the weather, you can also open or close the awning or windbreak. Masks and fins will be provided if you want to explore the island, as well as a stand-up paddleboard (SUP) for play. The bay chosen for the night is the small beach of Isola dei Cavalli, a tiny island south of Olbia. It's uninhabited and still wild, a popular destination for many sailors, and recently even celebrities and Hollywood actors, who seek tranquility and privacy. We'll reach the designated spot in the evening, around 6:00 PM, when all the other boats have departed, so we'll have the best vantage point to fully enjoy the tranquility of the crystal-clear sea, the island's pure white sand, and the natural surroundings. During the experience, you'll be completely alone; you can unleash your freedom, in short, you can do whatever you want; somehow, you'll have the feeling of living wild for a night. The spectacular sunset, starry sky, and sunrise will frame your experience. If staying overnight on the boat isn't enough for you, there's the option of staying on the boat during the day, with a price that will be agreed directly with Luca based on your needs and availability at the time. The boat is also used for tours of the Tavolara and Molara archipelagos.