Amia is a brand-new Tanna 47 catamaran, launched in 2025 and moored at Marina Portorosa in Furnari, Sicily—your gateway to one of the Mediterranean's most storied sailing grounds. This 14-metre twin-hulled vessel combines the stability and spaciousness that make catamarans ideal for groups and families seeking comfort without compromise. With five cabins and twelve berths across five en-suite heads, Amia accommodates larger parties with genuine privacy and convenience, each cabin offering direct access to its own facilities. The layout encourages both togetherness and retreat, whether you're gathering for evening aperitivos or settling into quiet mornings with coffee in hand.

Life aboard unfolds across a generous cockpit, shaded by a bimini top and furnished with plush cushions—the natural hub for your week. The dual 60-horsepower engines provide effortless manoeuvrability into tight anchorages, while the lazy jacks and lazy bag system make sail handling intuitive, even for less experienced crews. Below deck, the catamaran's wide beam creates an airy saloon that feels more like a floating home than a boat. Climate control keeps the interior comfortable during warm days, and the integrated dessalinator ensures unlimited fresh water throughout your charter. Solar panels and a generator provide reliable power for all your needs, while the autopilot grants you breathing room during longer passages.

From Furnari, a week's itinerary typically carries you along Sicily's northern coast and into the Aeolian Islands—a landscape of volcanic peaks, hidden coves, and villages where time moves differently. You might anchor off Lipari's coloured pumice beaches, explore Panarea's crystalline waters, or discover quieter anchorages where the only sound is water lapping against the hulls. The refrigeration below keeps local wines and fresh seafood cold, and the generous deck space invites alfresco dining as the sun descends behind distant mountains. Amia suits groups of friends seeking adventure without fuss, multi-generational families wanting shared memories, or couples who value space and self-sufficiency. A week aboard is measured not in miles but in sunsets, shared meals, and the particular peace that comes from drifting between islands under sail.