Ενοικίαση σκάφους στο Ιταλία · Bali 4.1 in Sardinia / Cagliari / Marina di Cagliari — “Rena Majore” — (2020)

From Marina di Cagliari, Rena Majore reaches Sardinia's southern treasures in hours—the Maddalena Archipelago, Costa Smeralda, and hidden anchorages tucked into limestone bays. This 2020 Bali 4.1 catamaran carries eleven guests across water with genuine purpose built into its design. The catamaran layout maximizes what matters aboard. Five cabins and four bathrooms mean everyone finds privacy and ease; the saloon sits flooded with light and views, connecting seamlessly to the cockpit where you navigate and dine. Twin trampolines stretch between the hulls—that generous beam typical of catamarans—and the foredeck becomes a natural gathering point as you approach anchorages. No cramped quarters, no queuing for facilities. The two-hulled platform delivers the stability you need at rest in exposed waters, then the shallow draft opens skinny bays and sandy shallows inaccessible to monohulls. For a bareboat week, twin engines back up your sailing so you reach remote spots reliably. That beam and hull separation work quietly: rolling diminishes, pitching eases, and the living spaces stay level enough for decent meals and genuine sleep. Rena Majore suits experienced sailing crews and families alike—the space absorbs groups without friction. Sardinia's charter window stretches from spring through autumn; your base lets you tack between the archipelago's islands, explore fishing villages along quieter coasts, or anchor where shallow turquoise water meets white sand. A catamaran reveals shorelines a conventional yacht simply cannot reach.