Boat charter in Italy · Bali 4.8 in Sicily / Palermo / Marina Villa Igiea — “S U R I N A” — (2025)

Palermo's Marina Villa Igiea puts S U R I N A at the crossroads of Sicily's best cruising grounds—the Tyrrhenian coast folds eastward toward the Aeolian Islands, while westward lies the Egadi archipelago and the clear waters of western Sicily. From this base, a week aboard opens up sailing routes most visitors never see, anchoring in anchorages that demand shallow draft and the stability a catamaran's twin hulls provide. The Bali 4.8 layout works for groups and families who want space and independence. Five cabins, each with its own bathroom, mean ten guests never compete for privacy or showers. The saloon and cockpit flow naturally across the boat's 7.4-meter beam, creating genuine living areas rather than confined passages. On deck, the twin trampolines and foredeck offer sun exposure and views; stability at anchor means no swinging and rolling that cuts a week short. Crewed charters aboard S U R I N A let you sail by day—responsive twin engines and a furling mainsail make light work of wind and calm—and anchor in protected bays by evening. The shallow 1.2-meter draft means access to beaches and coves that deeper monohulls cannot reach. Fresh water and fuel capacity sustain longer passages, so your week stretches across multiple islands and into corners of Sicily that reward genuine exploration. This is sailing on your terms, not the boat's limitations.