Italian Adriatic包船 · Excess 14 in Rodi Garganico — “Matì” — (2024)

Rodi Garganico sits at the threshold of the Adriatic's most sheltered waters, and Matì—a brand-new Excess 14 from 2024—is built to make the most of them. Eight guests spread across four cabins with four ensuite bathrooms means your group or family travels without compromise. Each cabin opens onto a shared saloon fitted for easy gathering, while the galley sits central to everything, and the forward heads serve all areas without funneling traffic. Twin hulls define what sets a catamaran apart: Matì sits still at anchor thanks to her stable platform, lets you nose into shallow bays and beach anchorages where monohulls cannot reach, and gives you the sheer interior volume to move around in without feeling crowded. The trampolines strung between the bows become an extension of life aboard—a place to watch dolphins or simply float in calm water. The wide side decks and protected cockpit form a natural outdoor living space that remains comfortable in a breeze, with sightlines across the helm and seating enough for the whole party. From this corner of Italy's Gargano Peninsula, a week opens onto limestone cliffs, Tremiti Islands in the distance, and small ports where the pace of the coastline slows down. You can sail hard if you want or potter quietly into coves. Crewed and skippered options let you choose how much to handle yourself. Matì carries the fuel and water to keep you independent, whether you're anchoring under karst formations or returning to port each evening.