Najam plovila u Italija · Bali 4.8 in Sicily / Capo d'Orlando Marina — “Vitamine” — (2021)

Capo d'Orlando Marina puts you at the gateway to Sicily's northern coast, where Vitamine waits to take your group deeper into the Tyrrhenian Sea. This 2021 Bali 4.8 is built to sleep ten across five separate cabins, each with its own bathroom—a setup that works whether you're sailing with family, friends, or mixing generations who value their privacy at day's end. The catamaran's twin hulls keep you steady at anchor, an often-overlooked comfort that matters on week-long cruises when you want to move around the boat without gripping handrails. The shallow 1.25-meter draft opens access to the bay-side anchorages and sandy approaches that deeper boats can't reach, while the 7.54-meter beam creates a naturally spacious saloon and wide cockpit that don't feel cramped even when all ten are aboard. Above deck, wide trampolines stretch between the hulls and the foredeck offers room to gather without getting in each other's way—practical when you're anchored near a beach or waiting out a weather window. From Capo d'Orlando, a week's sailing reveals the Aeolian Islands to the north, the Tyrrhenian coast's quiet anchorages to the south, and the Ionian side's warmer waters if you want to venture further. Vitamine is rigged for bareboat chartering: the systems are straightforward, the performance predictable, and there's enough space for a group to share the work and divide the watch. This is sailing built around how people actually live aboard.