Bootscharter in Italien · Bali 4.3 in Sardinia / Cannigione — “Mary” — (2019)

Cannigione sits on Sardinia's northern coast, surrounded by granite islands and clear shallow bays—perfect territory for a catamaran's shallow draft and directional freedom. Mary, a 2019 Bali 4.3, lets you slip into anchorages where monohulls cannot reach, from the emerald waters near Caprera to the tucked-away coves of the Maddalena archipelago. Four cabins and four bathrooms mean each of your eight guests has privacy and comfort. The saloon spans the bridge between Mary's two hulls, giving you a social hub with sightlines forward and air that moves freely. The aft cockpit is your practical sailing space, while the fore trampolines—stretched between the bows—offer unbeaten sunbathing and stargazing. At 13.1 metres, the Bali 4.3's beam and dual-hull design create a flat, stable platform whether you're anchored or underway, with the interior volume that only catamarans deliver. Two hulls matter for week-long cruising from this base. You get the shallow draft to explore Maddalena's granite-fringed beaches and the bay systems around Costa Smeralda without grounding worry. You get the stability that lets families and groups relax at anchor without the roll of a monohull. You get the space—deck space for groups, cabin space for privacy, saloon space to gather when the Mistral picks up. Bareboat sailing from Cannigione opens Sardinia's most rewarding waters: protected passages, variable anchoring options, and enough variety in a week to move on when the mood takes you.