Boat charter in Spain · Bali 4.4 in Port Saplaya - Valencia / Port Saplaya — “KISS REVE” — (2024)

Port Saplaya puts you minutes from Valencia's rivers and coastline, positioning KISS REVE for quick access to the Balearic route or gentle exploration of sheltered bays where her shallow draft becomes a genuine advantage. This 2024 Bali 4.4 sleeps eight guests across four cabins, each paired with its own bathroom—a practical arrangement for families or mixed groups where privacy matters as much as proximity. Living aboard means spreading across both hulls. The starboard and port cabin suites occupy the outer hulls, while midship cabins sit tucked in the main platform. Topsides, the saloon and galley occupy the central deck with 360-degree sightlines, and the wide cockpit provides shelter for dining or gathering. The connecting trampolines between hulls become natural relaxation zones, moving with the boat rather than fighting it. A dedicated foredeck platform offers sunbathing space or a vantage point for spotting anchorages. Two hulls transform how a catamaran behaves. KISS REVE sits rock-steady when anchored, eliminating the roll that often interrupts sleep on monohulls. The reduced draft opens passages through sand banks and allows you to nestle close to beaches or explore river mouths inaccessible to deeper-keeled yachts. The width distributes weight generously, creating interior volume that feels less cramped than comparable monohull yachts. With a crewed charter, your professional skipper navigates these advantages while handling the technical demands, freeing you to focus on the anchorages, islands, and coastlines that make Mediterranean cruising memorable.