Noleggio barca a Italia · Bali 4.1 in Sardinia / Portisco / Marina di Portisco — “Alba - Water maker, Solar Panel” — (2019)

Marina di Portisco puts you at the heart of Sardinia's northeast coast, where the granite cliffs of the Costa Smeralda rise straight from turquoise water and smaller bays branch inland toward protected anchorages. Alba - Water maker, Solar Panel, a 2019 Bali 4.1, launches from this ideal base for a week that balances easy sailing with room to linger. Four cabins and four bathrooms give each of your eight guests private space, while the saloon and cockpit flow naturally for group time and solo retreats. The twin hulls mean stability whether you're anchored off a beach or caught by wind—no rolling motion here, just flat platforms and shallow draft that lets you slip into bays and approach sandbars others cannot reach. Life aboard a catamaran centres on openness. The trampolines net between the hulls become your vantage point for spotting dolphins or simply watching light change on the water. The foredeck offers space to sit and read while the boat swings at anchor. Below, each cabin sleeps two and connects to its own bathroom, while the saloon has room for the whole group to gather without feeling crowded. The water maker and solar panels mean you can anchor far from marinas and resupply independently—days spent in empty coves rather than jostling for dock space. From Portisco, the archipelago spreads north and east: the Maddalena Islands, Costa Smeralda villages with provisions, granite anchorages, and routes toward Corsica. A catamaran's dual hulls give you the stability to explore confidently and the shallow draft to anchor where monohulls cannot.