Welcome aboard the luxurious houseboat "Moonlight", an elegant 52-foot vessel from the Ferretti Ouragan line. Located in a strategic position just steps away from the center and the vibrant nightlife of Palermo, the Moonlight offers a unique and unforgettable accommodation experience. The boat's interiors are meticulously designed, with carpets, alcantara, and cherry wood finishes that create an elegant and refined atmosphere. The boat features a spacious living room, two guest cabins, and a majestic master cabin, as well as two fully equipped bathrooms. The on-board kitchen is fully equipped, allowing you to prepare delicious meals during your stay. The outdoor spaces offer ample areas to sunbathe, relax with an aperitif, or dine al fresco while admiring the breathtaking views. The Moonlight is equipped with air conditioning, TV, sound system, coffee machine, and kettle, ensuring maximum comfort throughout your stay. Upon request, you can arrange for aperitifs, dinners, lunches, or breakfasts prepared by an excellent chef, to make your experience even more unforgettable. Situated just steps away from the new trapezoidal pier, where you'll find Italy's largest dancing fountains and numerous restaurants and shops, the Moonlight is the perfect choice for a luxury and relaxing vacation in Palermo. Don't hesitate to contact us for more information and to book your unforgettable experience aboard the Moonlight!

Your hosts for this adventure are Francesco and Gaetano, a pair of friends with a great passion in common: boating and outdoor sports. Francesco is a passionate sailor and scuba diver, always ready to share his advice and experiences on the beauties of the Sicilian sea with the guests. Helpful and attentive, he will take care of organizing boat excursions and other outdoor activities to make your stay unforgettable. Gaetano, on the other hand, is a talented chef, with a deep knowledge of Sicilian traditional cuisine. He will delight your palates with dishes prepared with fresh and high-quality ingredients, from local markets. His passion for good food and his creative spirit will amaze you. Together, Francesco and Gaetano form a close-knit and communicative team, always attentive to meeting any request or need of the guests. Their goal is to make you live a unique and unforgettable experience, marked by hospitality, fun, and the discovery of the wonders of Sicily. Thanks to their knowledge of the territory and their friendship, you will be able to fully enjoy your vacation in the beautiful setting of the Cala di Palermo.

The Cala di Palermo is an ancient natural harbor located in the heart of the city of Palermo, on the northern coast of Sicily. It is one of the most fascinating and evocative places in the city, with a history dating back to the Phoenician and Greek eras. The Cala is enclosed between two piers and is protected from the winds, offering a safe haven for boats of all kinds. The surrounding area is rich in history and culture. In the vicinity are the Palazzo dei Normanni, home to the Sicilian Parliament, the Cappella Palatina, a jewel of Byzantine art, and the Cathedral of Palermo, an imposing architectural monument that encompasses Arabic, Byzantine, Gothic and Baroque influences. Along the quays of the Cala there are numerous restaurants, bars and typical shops, offering visitors the opportunity to fully experience the lively and authentic atmosphere of the port. The area is easily accessible on foot from the historic center of Palermo and has excellent connections to the rest of the city via public transport. From the Cala di Palermo, the historic and cultural heart of the city, you can easily reach on foot numerous sites of great interest. Just a few steps away you will find the Palazzo dei Normanni, an imposing royal residence that houses the stunning Cappella Palatina, a masterpiece of Byzantine art with its golden mosaics. Walking along the quays, you can admire the majestic Cathedral of Palermo, a unique fusion of architectural styles ranging from Romanesque to Baroque. Right in front of the Cala is also the Church of San Francesco d'Assisi, another jewel of the city's artistic heritage. Moving slightly away, you will reach the lively Vucciria, the historic market of the city, where you can get lost among the animated alleys, the stalls of typical products and the artisan shops. Heading west instead, you will arrive at Piazza Marina and the 18th-century Villa Bonanno, immersed in a lush park.