Boat charter in Gulf of Taranto · MY4.S in Taranto — “Nina” — (2023)

Taranto sits where the Ionian meets the heel of Italy, a gateway to protected anchorages and uncrowded villages that larger charter bases have overlooked. Nina, a 2023 MY4.S catamaran of 11 meters, gives you the stability and shallow draft to explore these quieter waters. With her twin hulls, she holds position at anchor without spinning in wind, sits shallow enough to nose into bays most monohulls avoid, and spreads three separate cabins and two bathrooms across a design built for genuine cruising, not just weekend comfort. The layout flows from bow to stern: three cabins sleep six, each with proper headroom and privacy, while two ensuite bathrooms serve guests without morning queues. The saloon sits well forward, bright and open, with the galley close at hand. The cockpit offers shelter and sight lines; the twin trampolines stretch between hulls and invite you to lie on the water itself. The foredeck gives safe working space and views that draw you forward. Space and light define her—not cramped geometry but real room to spread out. Nina's bareboat charter from Taranto unlocks the Ionian's best kept secrets. In a week you can reach the Tremiti Islands to the north, or turn south toward Gallipoli and the limestone cliffs beyond. The twin engines cruise steadily, the beam is wide enough to steady any swell, and the shallow draft means anchorage options that pointed-hull boats simply cannot touch. Bring your group or your family, set your own pace, and let Taranto's location do what it does best: make the extraordinary feel immediate.