Boat charter in Italy · Bali 5.2 in Sicily / Furnari / Marina Portorosa — “Libera” — (2026)

Marina Portorosa puts Libera within reach of Sicily's most rewarding coastlines—the Aeolian Islands lie just offshore, while sheltered bays and white-sand beaches dot the Tyrrhenian shore. A 16-person crewed charter here means your group can spread across six private cabins, each with its own bathroom, so nobody queues for a shower after a day of exploration. The Bali 5.2's twin hulls create genuine advantages on this kind of voyage: they sit shallow enough to anchor in the sandy coves and reef-backed harbours that monohulls must pass by, and they hold so steady at rest that even nervous swimmers feel comfortable dipping in calm water. Life onboard balances focused living spaces with genuine outdoor room. The saloon sits between the two hulls where it's naturally quiet and bright, surrounded by windows that frame passing islands. The cockpit is where the crew manages things, but guests sprawl across the trampolines that stretch between the bows—ideal for reading, napping, or simply watching dolphins pass. The foredeck works as overflow space when the group gathers for meals or an evening drink. A week from Furnari means you navigate at your own pace, anchoring where the day takes you and dining on whatever the local market has that morning. Two hulls mean stability for those learning to sail, and enough deck space that sixteen people never feel cramped. This is how a larger group actually lives well together at sea.