Boat charter in Italy · Bali 4.8 in Sardinia / Porto Rotondo / Punta Nuraghe — “Physeter” — (2022)

Based from Porto Rotondo, Physeter opens up a week of exploration across Sardinia's sheltered bays and hidden anchorages that larger vessels simply cannot reach. The Bali 4.8's shallow 1.15-metre draft lets you slip into the translucent waters around the Maddalena Islands and thread through narrow passages to beaches that stay peaceful precisely because they're difficult to access. A 2022 build, this catamaran combines the reliability you need for bareboat independence with the space that makes group sailing genuinely enjoyable. Seven cabins across two hulls mean 13 guests can each claim a proper berth and privacy. Forward, the port and starboard cabins have direct access to the trampolines—that generous webbing stretched between the hulls where you'll spend afternoons reading, sunbathing, or watching the water slip beneath you. Six bathrooms ensure mornings run smoothly when everyone's moving at once. The saloon and galley occupy the bridging structure between hulls, creating one naturally flowing social space where cooking, eating and gathering happen without anyone feeling crowded. The catamaran's wide platform makes life on deck genuinely comfortable. You have real standing room on the foredeck, solid railings, and the cockpit sits high enough to give helm and crew clear sightlines. The dual-hull design gives you stability whether anchored or underway—important when you're hosting a group with varying sea legs. Two Yanmar engines and efficient sail plan let you choose your style: motor when the wind drops, sail when conditions reward it. Physeter is built for the people aboard to enjoy themselves first, and the sailing second.