Bootscharter in Italien · Bali 4.6 in Salerno / Marina d'Arechi — “Arche VI” — (2025)

From Salerno's Marina d'Arechi, Arche VI opens the Amalfi Coast and beyond to groups and families who value both space and seamanship. This 2025 Bali 4.6 catamaran carries eleven guests across five cabins and four bathrooms—enough for couples, children, and friends to each have their own quarters and privacy. The layout spreads living across two hulls, with the saloon bridging the gap and a wide cockpit that never feels crowded, plus trampolines and foredeck space where you can move freely without stepping over people. Two hulls change how you cruise. Arche VI sits rock-steady when you anchor, no rolling through the night. The shallow draft of just 1.25 meters lets you approach the limestone beaches and hidden anchorages around Capri and the Sorrentine Peninsula—places deeper-hulled boats cannot reach. That beam gives you stability under sail and enough deck width that the whole group can spread out, sunbathe, or watch the coast without feeling stacked together. The cockpit works as your command center and social hub, protected enough for dinner but open to the wind and views. A week from Salerno moves along Italy's most storied waters. You sail north to Positano and Amalfi, south toward Cilento's quieter bays, or east toward Ischia. The bareboat freedom means your schedule is yours—no rigid itineraries, no group tours. With four bathrooms and cabins enough for real separation, Arche VI gives independence and comfort in equal measure.