Boat charter in Italy · Bali 4.6 in Sicily / Capo d'Orlando Marina — “Migaloo” — (2022)

Migaloo sits at Capo d'Orlando, on Sicily's northeastern coast, ready to unveil the Aeolian Islands and the dramatic headlands between Palermo and Messina. This 2022 Bali 4.6 catamaran accommodates ten guests across five cabins and four bathrooms, arranged for groups and families who want space without feeling cramped aboard. Living aboard a catamaran is different from a monohull. The two hulls give Migaloo stability whether you're anchored in open water or resting between swells. You draw less water than traditional yachts, opening shallow bays and quiet beaches where other charter boats cannot go. The bridging saloon sits high between the hulls, with large windows and good ventilation. Cabins are distributed across both hulls and the central pod, each with en-suite facilities. The cockpit and wide trampolines forward serve as natural gathering places—one for the crew to navigate, the other for guests to lounge, swim, or watch the water below. Your week from this base reaches quickly into protected anchorages around the Aeolian Islands, or westward toward the Egadi Islands and the Tyrrhenian coast. The catamaran's beam and shallow draft mean you can anchor where smaller boats cannot, or explore coves that reward the effort to get there. With a professional crew handling the sailing and anchoring, your group focuses on what matters: meals on deck, swimming, and the slow pace of island-hopping through some of the Mediterranean's clearest waters.