Noleggio barca a Italia · Bali 5.8 in Sardinia / Olbia / Marina di Olbia — “Puma” — (2026)

Moored in Marina di Olbia, Puma sits ready for week-long exploration of Sardinia's archipelago—a crewed Bali 5.8 purpose-built for groups who want serious comfort without compromise. At 17.65 metres with six cabins and six ensuites, each guest gets private sleeping and washing space, a rare luxury on expedition charters where twelve people need room to breathe. The catamaran's twin hulls do the real work. They keep the boat stable at anchor in Maddalena's granite anchorages and on exposed islands, where a monohull would roll. The shallow draft opens access to skinny bays and beach approaches that deeper-keeled yachts simply cannot reach—essential when your week involves discovering coves rather than just the obvious harbours. Below deck, the main saloon spans both hulls, giving six people proper seating and air conditioning when the Mediterranean sun peaks at noon. The cockpit and trampolines forward are where life happens: crew can work the furling sails and modern diesel engines while guests stretch out on netting above the water, or gather for sunset drinks as the boat swings to anchor. Your seven days launch from Olbia into one of Europe's most protected sailing grounds. The Costa Smeralda, the Maddalena Islands, and uninhabited granite cliffs lie within a day's reach. With a professional crew handling sail plan, navigation, and galley, your group focuses on swimming, diving, hiking ashore, and the pleasure of moving each morning to an anchorage no cruise ship will find.