Boat charter in Italy · Bali 4.2 in Sicily / Capo d'Orlando Marina — “BETA” — (2023)

Sicily's Tyrrhenian coast around Capo d'Orlando reveals its best from a stable platform like BETA. This 2023 Bali 4.2 sits low in the water, shallow enough to tuck into the island bays and beach anchorages that bigger monohulls can't reach, yet draws so little draft that you'll find yourself anchored where guidebooks say shallow water lies. The dual hulls create the platform that matters: when you're at rest in a bay, BETA barely rocks, making mornings coffee and evening meals feel solid underfoot even with gentle swells rolling past. On board, four separate cabins mean groups and families spread out comfortably. Each cabin connects to its own bathroom, so eight guests never queue. The saloon spans the bridging deck between the hulls, flooded with light and open to the cockpit where you'll spend afternoons watching the Aeolian Islands emerge from the haze. The trampolines stretched between the bows give you somewhere forward to watch dolphins or simply lie still. The wide cockpit seats everyone for meals, and the foredeck offers space to move around without crowding. A week from Capo d'Orlando opens north to Cefalù and the Madonie mountains, west toward the Egadi Islands, or east into quieter anchorages where few charter boats venture. BETA's steady platform, shallow draft, and eight-berth capacity make a Sicilian cruise feel spacious, stable, and genuinely yours.