Boat charter in Italy · Bali 4.4 in Sardinia / Golfo Aranci / Marina dell'Isola — “Seven” — (2024)

Golfo Aranci sits at the crossroads of Sardinia's most rewarding cruising grounds, putting Seven within easy reach of the Maddalena Islands, the granite cliffs of the Costa Smeralda, and the quieter bays tucked behind windswept headlands. From this base, a week's sailing opens up thousands of anchorages shaped by the catamaran's shallow draft—your 13.75-metre hull draws less water than monohulls twice its size, letting you slip into white-sand coves and behind protective barrier islands where most charter boats cannot follow. The Bali 4.4 design works hard on the water and rewards you with complete comfort below. Five separate cabins each have their own bathroom, so no morning queues and no compromises on privacy. The dual hulls' 8-metre beam creates an interior that feels generous rather than narrow—high headroom, natural light flooding through larger windows, and genuine space to move. Up top, the wide cockpit spreads across both hulls with excellent sightlines from either helm station, and the trampolines strung between the bows give you a front-row seat to Sardinian sunsets. Catamaran stability matters when you're anchored off Caprera or Palau with nine people aboard. Two hulls sit flat in wind and swell, so even novice sailors enjoy the platform without the tiring heel of a single-hulled vessel. Modern diesel propulsion paired with efficient roller-furling sails gives you the flexibility to motor through flat morning conditions or sail when the breeze fills in. Seven handles equally well under power and canvas, making your charter responsive to mood and circumstance.