Boat charter in Italy · Bali 5.4 in Sicily / Furnari / Marina Portorosa — “Alfa.bm2” — (2023)

Alfa.bm2 sits on a mooring in Marina Portorosa, a quiet corner of Sicily's north coast where shallow waters shelter small islands and protected anchorages. This 2023 Bali 5.4 catamaran is built to anchor comfortably in exactly these conditions—twelve guests spread across five cabins and five bathrooms, with the dual hulls giving you the stability to sit still without swinging, and the shallow draft to reach beaches and bays that monohulls cannot. Living aboard means space. Five separate cabins occupy the hulls and saloon, each with its own bathroom—no queuing in the morning. The saloon runs the full width between hulls, with galley, dinette, and lounge flowing into an open cockpit where a flybridge option gives you second-level views and shelter. Outside, the bridging trampoline stretches between the bows, and the foredeck offers room to gather or swim without feeling crowded, even with a full group aboard. From Portorosa, a week's cruising opens up the Aeolian Islands—Lipari, Panarea, Stromboli—and the Tyrrhenian coast eastward. The catamaran's beam and shallow draft let you explore anchorages that single-hulled vessels miss, while the weight and stability keep everyone comfortable at anchor when the afternoon Etesian wind picks up. Crewed charter means your skipper knows these waters and handles the navigation; you settle in and plan your days ashore.