Location de bateau a Italie · Bali 5.4 in Sicily / Capo d'Orlando Marina — “Sikelia” — (2020)

Launching from Capo d'Orlando Marina puts you within reach of Sicily's most rewarding anchorages—sheltered bays, Aeolian views, and villages built into volcanic cliffs. Sikelia, a 2020 Bali 5.4, is built for exactly this kind of exploration. At 16.80 meters with a twin-hulled design, she delivers the shallow 1.2-meter draft needed to nose into beaches and bays that deep-hulled boats cannot reach, while the wide beam brings genuine stability when you're at anchor for the day. Four private cabins and four bathrooms mean each couple or small family has their own space. The broad saloon and open cockpit keep everyone connected during the day, with trampolines strung between the bows offering the kind of front-row seating you'll want for sunrise. The galley sits central to the design, easy to work in when you're self-catering. Below deck, the twin hulls create substantial cabin headroom and a genuine sense of space that monohulls struggle to match. A bareboat week from here opens Sicily's full coast. Head north toward the Aeolian Islands, anchor off white-sand beaches near Mondello, or drift east toward the Tyrrhenian limestone cliffs. Two 80-horsepower Yarmars and 1500 liters of fuel give you genuine range, backed by 800 liters of fresh water. Sikelia carries the systems needed for independent cruising—capable and uncomplicated for sailors confident enough to handle their own passage.