Noleggio barca a Italia · Bali 4.2 in Sicily / Capo d'Orlando Marina — “aMare” — (2022)

Capo d'Orlando Marina sits perfectly positioned for Sicily's best sailing: the Tyrrhenian coast unfolds in both directions, and the Aeolian Islands are within easy reach. From here, aMare—a Bali 4.2 catamaran built in 2022—opens up a week of anchoring in clear water, landing on quiet beaches, and exploring spots where conventional sailboats cannot follow. The twin hulls make this practical. They hold aMare steady at anchor, crucial when you're moored off Mondello or tucked into a bay near Palermo. The shallow draft lets you thread between rocks and sand, reaching the kinds of protected anchorages that single-hulled boats miss. Four cabins and four bathrooms mean eight guests each have genuine privacy and morning routines that don't clash. The saloon is genuinely spacious—the width between those hulls shows itself indoors—and the cockpit and foredeck offer separate zones for cooking, lounging, and watching the sun drop. Trampolines stretched between the bows give you a place to lie in the Mediterranean breeze, suspended above the water. For bareboat chartering, aMare is fitted out to keep things straightforward: reliable engines, good navigation gear, and the kind of layout where people naturally spread out rather than pile on top of each other. Families and groups often find catamarans work better than monohulls simply because everyone gets space. That matters when you're living aboard for seven days.