Ενοικίαση σκάφους στο Ιταλία · Bali 4.3 in Sicily / Capo d'Orlando Marina — “ANEMOS” — (2021)

Capo d'Orlando sits on Sicily's northern edge, a quieter launch point than the busier southern ports, giving bareboat sailors direct access to the Tyrrhenian coast and the Aeolian Islands without fighting cruise-ship traffic. ANEMOS, a 2021 Bali 4.3, is built for exactly this kind of cruising: eight guests spread across four cabins, three bathrooms, and enough deck space that a group actually sleeps, eats, and moves about comfortably. Living aboard means forward-facing cabins with sea views, a saloon galley that doesn't squeeze you, and a cockpit designed for both steering and lingering. The twin hulls give you a wide platform—real trampolines between the bows, a foredeck that doesn't pitch violently—so anchoring feels stable and lounging feels safe, even on longer passages. That shallow draft opens bay cruising: you reach places deeper monohulls can't, tuck into beaches, explore villages most visitors never find. Four cabins means two couples bring two kids, or four friends share a boat, or a skipper leads a group without anyone stacked in bunks. From Capo d'Orlando, a week unfolds across Lipari's volcanic shores, Vulcano's sulfur anchorages, Salina's lemon terraces, and smaller islets where locals know your boat won't draw too deep. The bareboat setup suits sailors confident enough to move ANEMOS themselves, with the catamaran's stability and space rewarding both preparation and improvisation.