Bootscharter in Italien · Bali 5.2 in Sardinia / Portisco / Marina di Portisco — “Infinity” — (2026)

Moored at Marina di Portisco in Sardinia's north coast, Infinity sits ready to unlock a week among Corsican granite cliffs, the Maddalena's sheltered straits, and secret anchorages unreachable by deeper-drafted yachts. This 2026 Bali 5.2 catamaran draws just 1.25 meters—shallow enough to nose into bay margins and beach approaches where monohulls cannot follow, yet still commands 15.9 meters of responsive hull. Life aboard Infinity centers on what twin hulls deliver: exceptional stability at anchor so you sleep without roll, and the beam to separate 13 guests across six private cabins, each with its own ensuite bathroom. The main saloon opens directly to the cockpit, a social axis where crew prepare meals and guests watch the water. Outside, dual trampolines stretch between the bows, offering a suspended perch over crystalline Mediterranean depths, while the foredeck provides a quieter retreat and platform for swimming. Below, the galley kitchen and crew quarters remain independent from guest spaces, preserving the ease that crewed service brings. The saloon itself becomes both indoor dining room and weatherproof gathering place, lit by wide hull windows that frame passing coastline. From Marina di Portisco, your crew navigates toward Porto Cervo's pastel harbor, the Tyrrhenian's deeper waters, and Corsica's western anchorages—each day determined by sea state, wind, and your group's appetite for sailing or stillness. Infinity's dual Yammer engines and modern rig remove anxiety from passage-making, letting your crewed week unfold at leisure pace.