Bootscharter in Italien · Bali 5.8 in Sardinia / Portisco / Marina di Portisco — “Alhena” — (2026)

Mooring in Sardinia's Marina di Portisco, Alhena is a 2026 Bali 5.8 catamaran built to carry twelve guests across the island's most rewarding anchorages. The hull separation that defines catamaran design delivers real advantages here: shallow draft lets you slip into bays and approach beaches where monohulls cannot reach, while the twin hulls sit confidently at anchor without the roll that makes cabin life uncomfortable. For groups and families, that stability transforms a boat from a place you endure into one where you actually want to spend time below. Five cabins across both hulls, each with its own bathroom, mean everyone sleeps well and moves through the day without compromise. The saloon spreads across the bridge deck between the hulls, creating a generous social space that feels open rather than cramped. Outside, continuous trampolines and foredeck running the full 17.65 meters give you room to move, sunbathe, or watch the water without crowding. The cockpit has seats and shade for the crew and guests alike, and sight lines that let you enjoy the coast while staying connected to those sharing your week. Based steps from Portisco, Alhena opens the La Maddalena archipelago to the north, Porto Cervo's granite cliffs and clear waters to the east, and the wilder southern coast down toward Carloforte. A crewed charter means your professional team handles navigation, provisions, and daily rhythms, leaving you free to swim in Emerald Coves or linger over lunch on deck. That combination of space, stability, and smart positioning makes a week aboard feel unhurried and genuine.