Boat charter in Italy · Bali Catsmart in Sardinia / Cagliari / Marina di Cagliari — “Violante” — (2025)

Cagliari's Marina di Cagliari is a natural gateway to Sardinia's most varied cruising grounds—rocky archipelagos to the north, white-sand bays to the northeast, and windswept limestone cliffs to the west. Violante, a 2025 Bali Catsmart, is designed to reach them all. At 11.78 meters with two hulls, she draws just 0.8 meters, letting you anchor where single-hulled boats cannot: tight behind reef systems, inside lagoons, and right off the beaches where the Maddalena Islands meet the Tyrrhenian Sea. Four cabins and two bathrooms mean your crew of eight lives aboard with genuine privacy and personal space. The saloon and cockpit flow together across the catamaran's 6.5-meter beam, creating an open, light-filled heart for cooking, socializing, and working through charts. The twin trampolines stretch between the bows—a traditional refuge where gentle motion lulls you as you scan for dolphins or simply watch cloud shadows cross the water. Stability is the quiet advantage. Two hulls reduce the roll you'd feel on a monohull, making rough patches manageable and anchor-outs genuinely restful. From Marina di Cagliari, a week aboard Violante reaches the archaeological sites of the Maddalena, the emerald waters of the Costa Smeralda, and the remote coves of Sardinia's southern coast. Bareboat sailing in these waters is about freedom and exploration—knowing you have the draft and the living space to do it thoroughly.