Boat charter in Italy · Bali 4.4 in Salerno / Marina d'Arechi — “Grease” — (2023)

Grease sits ready at Marina d'Arechi, your gateway to the Tyrrhenian coast. This 2023 Bali 4.4 sleeps nine across four cabins, each with its own bathroom—a rare comfort that matters when a group shares tight quarters. The saloon spreads across the bridge deck between the twin hulls, flooding with light and providing the social heart of the boat. Above, the cockpit flows naturally from the helm to the dining area, sheltered yet open to the sea. Forward, twin trampolines stretch between the bows, a precious hang-out as you drift at anchor or sail downwind. Two hulls change everything about living aboard. The wide beam and shallow draft let you ghost into bays and pull close to beaches that monohulls can't reach. You'll anchor with genuine stability—no rolling in a swell, no constant fidgeting. Nine people spread comfortably across the two hulls and ample deck space: someone can rest in a cabin while others gather topside without feeling cramped. From Salerno, your week unfolds south toward the Cilento's quieter anchorages or west toward Capri's cliffs. The Amalfi villages sit an easy sail away. Bareboat in these waters means freedom to chase calm anchorages at dawn, explore hidden coves at your own pace, and return to Grease knowing you have four bathrooms and proper space to decompress. This is catamaran sailing as it should feel.