Bootscharter in Italien · Bali 4.6 in Sardinia / Cannigione — “Zen - A/C, Generator, Water maker” — (2026)

Sardinia's granite-lined bays and sheltered anchorages are made for catamaran sailing, and Zen - A/C, Generator, Water maker is built to make the most of them. From Cannigione, this Bali 4.6 reaches the Maddalena Archipelago in two hours, or explores the Costa Smeralda's protected coves where a conventional monohull would struggle. The twin hulls draw just 1.2 meters, so you anchor in sand and seagrass rather than sand bars, close enough to wade ashore for lunch. Below deck, five cabins sleep 12 across two hulls—parents and older kids needn't share quarters, and four full bathrooms mean mornings run smoothly. The saloon spans the bridge deck between the hulls, so there's always a quiet spot or a social space depending on mood. The trampolines forward give families their own deck territory, separate from the helmsman and cockpit crowd, while the open bow keeps watch uncrowded for spotting dolphins or anchoring. What makes a catamaran choice clearer on a bareboat week: stability at rest matters more than most realize. Zen sits flat at anchor, no heel, which means better sleep, easier cooking, and no scrambling to fetch dropped items. The beam of 7.5 meters opens the interior—no narrow corridor feel. Fresh water from the water maker, power from the genset, and air conditioning mean you're not battening down to save resources. Sardinia rewards exploration, and Zen is built so you actually want to stay aboard between passages.