Boat charter in Italy · Bali 4.4 in Sicily / Furnari / Marina Portorosa — “SKYFALL” — (2024)

Moored at Marina Portorosa in Furnari, SKYFALL sits ready to explore Sicily's most rewarding cruising grounds. This 2024 Bali 4.4 catamaran puts nine guests within easy reach of the Aeolian Islands, the Tyrrhenian coast, and shallow-water anchorages that monohulls simply cannot access. Living aboard works beautifully across four separate cabins, each with its own bathroom—a rare luxury that keeps a group comfortable and independent. The main saloon and galley occupy the central bridge between the hulls, naturally lit and open, flowing seamlessly onto the cockpit where you steer and relax. The twin trampolines strung between the bows invite morning coffee or afternoon reading, while the foredeck offers a sun platform for swimming stops. Below, the 1.2-meter draft means you can anchor in bays and beside beaches where deeper-keeled boats cannot venture. Two hulls matter here in concrete ways. SKYFALL remains stable at anchor even in stronger winds, eliminating the constant rocking of single-hulled yachts. The 13.75-meter length gains the internal space of a much larger vessel because the beam spans 7.64 meters—wide enough for genuinely comfortable cabins and circulation, but narrow enough to slip into Mediterranean ports without fuss. Week-long itineraries from this Sicilian base typically include the dramatic Aeolian chain to the north, the protected anchorages of the Tyrrhenian coast, and islands accessible only to shallow-draft vessels. Bareboat sailing here rewards confidence and curiosity in equal measure.