Boat charter in Italy · Bali 4.1 in Rome / Marina di Nettuno — “Summertime (WM, Inverter)” — (2020)

Marina di Nettuno puts you thirty kilometers south of Rome with direct access to the Tyrrhenian coast—close enough to history, far enough for serious sailing. Summertime (WM, Inverter) launches you into Italian waters from this strategic base, a 2020 Bali 4.1 built for groups who want room to breathe and an easy boat to manage. Five cabins and four bathrooms mean everyone gets privacy and comfort aboard. The saloon and cockpit flow naturally across the bridge deck, with plenty of seating for watching the water or the sunset. Below, the cabins are separate from the living spaces so you're not living in someone else's bedroom. Up front, the trampolines and wide foredeck give you lounging space that feels genuinely separate from the sailing area, and that matters when you're afloat for a week. Two hulls do practical work here. Anchoring is stable—no swing, no drift when wind shifts. The shallow draft opens up the small bays and beach anchorages that single-hull boats can't reach, which matters along Italy's broken coastline. With eleven berths for a family or sailing group, the catamaran's beam and open deck layout mean there's always somewhere to sit, relax, or escape for quiet. From Nettuno, you can cruise north toward the Pontine Islands, west to Corsica, or south along the Campania coast. That range, that comfort, and that stability give you real freedom for a week on the water.