Bootscharter in Malta · Bali 4.1 in Malta / Kalkara Marina — “Double Five” — (2019)

Kalkara Marina places Double Five at the gateway to Malta's island network—a 12.12-meter Bali 4.1 catamaran built in 2019 that lets bareboat crews explore Mediterranean anchorages with genuine freedom. Ten guests spread across six cabins and four bathrooms mean families and groups move easily through the day without crowding. Each cabin sleeps its allocated berths; the bathrooms are distributed to serve all three hulls of living space efficiently. Life aboard unfolds across the dual hulls. The saloon sits bridging both, offering shelter and gathering room with natural light and ventilation. The cockpit extends this central hub—an outdoor command post where pilots and crew handle navigation while others relax in open air. Forward, the trampoline between the bows becomes the social heart: sun, breeze, unobstructed views, and the safest place to move with the boat's motion. The foredeck gives access to the anchor system and bow lines without scrambling across rigging. Twin hulls bring three practical advantages. At anchor they sit rock-steady, with minimal rolling even when weather shifts—crucial for groups learning to work together at sea. The shallow draft slides into bays and approaches beaches that exclude keel yachts, opening Comino, Dwejra, and the Gozo shallows as true destinations rather than distant views. And the breadth itself is the luxury: six separate cabins mean privacy and rest cycles that work for ten people sharing a voyage. From Kalkara, a week reaches Pantelleria, Sicily's lee coast, and the full Maltese archipelago—all within range of bareboat mastery.