Boat charter in Italy · Bali 4.4 in Sardinia / Porto Rotondo / Punta Nuraghe — “Stenella” — (2022)

Porto Rotondo sits at the heart of Sardinia's northeast coast, where turquoise waters meet granite cliffs and small islands dot the horizon in every direction. Stenella, a 2022 Bali 4.4, gives you the stability and shallow draft to explore this landscape properly—anchoring in bays and beach coves that deep-hulled boats cannot reach, and holding position steadily even when the wind picks up. Five cabins and four bathrooms across 13.75 meters mean your group spreads out comfortably. The twin hulls create genuine living space: a saloon that doesn't feel cramped, a cockpit wide enough for nine people to move freely, and trampolines stretched between the hulls where you can sit or doze in the breeze. The foredeck remains uncluttered, a genuine gathering spot rather than an afterthought. Families appreciate the separation; groups appreciate the room to be together without feeling crowded. Two hulls matter most when you're at anchor. Catamarans sit level in the water and resist the rolling motion that makes monohulls uncomfortable when wind and swell push from the side. After a day of sailing, you sleep well. From Porto Rotondo, a week takes you to the Maddalena Archipelago, the Costa Smeralda's quieter corners, and anchorages where the granite rises straight from clear water. The shallow 1.3-meter draft gets you there while others motor past, looking for deeper ground.