Boat charter in Italy · Bali 5.4 in Salerno / Marina d'Arechi — “Maia” — (2024)

Sailing from Salerno puts you at the doorstep of Italy's most coveted coastlines. Maia, a 2024 Bali 5.4, makes that geography work for your group. With 11 berths across four ensuite cabins, a crew handles all navigation and provisioning while your party simply settles into the rhythm of the Tyrrhenian Sea. The boat's beam of 8.23 meters transforms what could be tight quarters into a genuinely spacious platform, with separate social and sleeping zones that never feel cramped even when full. The twin hulls define how you experience a week afloat. At anchor, that wide stance holds Maia steady in moderate swells without the constant swing of a monohull. The shallow 1.2-meter draft opens anchorages others cannot reach—hidden coves off Capri, the beach stops of the Amalfi Coast, quiet bays where the water stays clear. Families and groups benefit most from this design: children play safely on the trampolines while adults spread across the foredeck, the saloon, and the shaded cockpit without climbing over each other. Living aboard feels natural. Four bathrooms eliminate queues. The open-plan saloon flows into generous deck space, with protection from sun but sightlines everywhere. Your crew works from the cockpit while you lounge on trampolines strung between the hulls, the boat perfectly stable as you read or watch the water. From Salerno, a week's itinerary easily reaches Positano, the Li Galli islets, Ravello by tender, and back. It is direct chartering: a capable boat, a capable crew, and the Mediterranean within reach.