Boat charter in Malta · Bali Catspace in Malta / Kalkara Marina — “Double Three” — (2024)

From Kalkara Marina, Double Three opens access to Malta's most rewarding anchorages—the sheltered bays of Gozo, the northern reefs, and the quiet coves where deeper charter yachts cannot reach. This 12.31-meter Bali Catspace, launched in 2024, proves that a catamaran's shallow draft and broad beam serve purposes beyond comfort. The twin hulls sit stable at anchor, letting your group relax without swing or roll. Four separate cabins with ensuite bathrooms mean private space for up to nine guests, whether you're sailing as one extended family or two couples with friends. Onboard, the Catspace layout works because space flows naturally: the saloon sits central and bright, the cockpit opens wide for steering or gathering, and the forward trampoline stretches across both hulls—the kind of spot where mornings linger and watches pass easily. Four bathrooms reduce queues and keep routines smooth. The foredeck gives you room to move, and the hulls' separation means the boat handles shifts in weight without fussy rebalancing. Crewed charter means your skipper and crew handle passage-making and logistics. You decide the pace: motor to a beach some days, sail the thermal winds of others, or simply drift where the holding is good. Malta's central position in the Mediterranean means Comino, the Aeolian Islands, or Sicily are all within reach—each a different sailing character, all accessible without the constraints of deeper-hulled monohulls.