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aMare is a 2022 Bali 4.2 catamaran based at Capo d'Orlando Marina on Sicily's northern coast, a gateway to some of the Mediterranean's most captivating cruising grounds. This modern 12.85-metre catamaran combines the spaciousness and stability that make catamarans ideal for groups and families, with thoughtful design that transforms a week at sea into genuine relaxation. Four cabins accommodate up to eight guests across comfortable berths, each with private ensuite facilities—a rarity that elevates the experience for everyone aboard.

The Tyrrhenian Sea surrounding Capo d'Orlando offers an extraordinary blend of rugged coastline, hidden anchorages, and authentic Sicilian culture. From your home base, you'll explore the Aeolian Islands, their volcanic peaks rising dramatically from turquoise waters, or cruise westward toward the Egadi Islands and their pristine coves. aMare's dual 45 HP engines and electric winches make handling effortless, whether you're an experienced sailor or new to bareboat charter. The boat's intelligent systems—including autopilot, a water maker for extended independence, and electric toilets—mean less time troubleshooting and more time savouring the rhythm of island life.

Mornings begin on the generous cockpit, shaded by the lazy bag and cushioned for hours of unhurried coffee and conversation. The tender dinghy opens access to remote beaches and shallow anchorages unreachable by larger vessels, while the voltage converter ensures your devices stay charged for capturing sunsets and sharing stories. Whether you're a group of friends seeking adventure, a multi-generational family wanting space and comfort, or couples looking to explore together, aMare's layout and amenities support the kind of week where time slows down—where your greatest decision each day is which anchorage to choose next, and your evening ritual becomes watching the sun melt into the sea while the smell of fresh pasta drifts from the galley.