Ενοικίαση σκάφους στο Ιταλία · Bali 4.1 in Sicily / Capo d'Orlando Marina — “Orlandina” — (2020)

Orlandina sits ready at Capo d'Orlando Marina, positioned to unlock a week of diverse Sicilian cruising. From here, you can nose into shallow bays along the northern coast, island-hop toward the Aeolian group, or push south to explore the less-travelled reaches of the Tyrrhenian and Ionian waters. The Bali 4.1 design works hard in this kind of sailing—its twin hulls draw minimal water, anchor steadily in open conditions, and give you genuine space to move around. Living aboard is straightforward. Four cabins hold eight guests with real separation and privacy; four full bathrooms mean no queuing at dawn. The saloon spans the bridge between hulls, creating a naturally ventilated social space, while the cockpit gives helmsman and crew plenty of working room. Above deck, the trampolines strung between the bows offer the kind of perch you'll actually use—safe, shaded by the bimini, and close enough to the water to feel the rhythm of the voyage. Two hulls deliver what single-hull boats cannot: stability that lets you relax at anchor without the pitching motion that wears everyone down. That shallow draft opens anchorages others cannot reach. For groups or families, the catamaran's width and deck layout transform a week at sea from cramped endurance into genuine comfort. This is a boat built to carry people well.