Location de bateau a Italie · Bali 4.8 in Sicily / Capo d'Orlando Marina — “Anna” — (2020)

Capo d'Orlando Marina sits at the northern edge of Sicily, putting Anna within reach of the Tyrrhenian coast's most rewarding corners—the Aeolian Islands, the Mondello coast, and smaller anchorages that smaller monohulls cannot safely approach. This 2020 Bali 4.8 catamaran's shallow 1.2-meter draft opens passages through coastal shallows and allows you to drop anchor in protected bays where conventional yachts simply cannot go. Living aboard Anna means enjoying 12 berths across 6 cabins, each with its own en-suite bathroom—a genuine luxury on a 14.86-meter vessel. The saloon sits between the hulls, offering generous headroom and light. Topside, a protected cockpit sits naturally clear of the trampolines and foredeck, which remain spacious and uncluttered for swimming, sunbathing, or simply watching the horizon. The twin hulls give Anna her defining advantage: minimal heeling even in moderate wind, so guests can move freely and children can safely play. What makes the catamaran format work for groups is simple physics. The wide beam and twin hulls mean your 12 guests don't feel crowded; each cabin is a proper retreat, not a cupboard. At anchor—the heart of most Mediterranean charters—Anna sits nearly upright while monohulls heel, and her shallow draft carries you to spots other boats skip entirely. A week from Capo d'Orlando gives you real range: sail eastward toward the Aeolian chain, or explore quieter anchorages and small harbors along the Sicilian coast without compromise.