The Atlantic, a 2026 Bali 4.6 catamaran, awaits your departure from Golfo Aranci, a gem on Sardinia's northeastern coast where crystalline waters meet granite cliffs and sheltered anchorages dot the coastline. This 14-metre catamaran combines modern comfort with genuine sailing performance, offering groups of up to eight guests—whether families, friends, or couples seeking space and privacy—a week of unhurried exploration along one of the Mediterranean's most rewarding cruising grounds. The boat's twin hulls provide exceptional stability and generous deck space, while her 2026 build ensures contemporary systems throughout: a full suite of navigation aids including GPS, autopilot, and radar keep you confident whether you're island-hopping or anchoring in hidden coves, while electric winches and lazy jacks make sail handling effortless for all skill levels.

Below deck, the four cabins and three en-suite bathrooms offer genuine retreat after days spent on the water. The saloon flows seamlessly to the flybridge, where a bimini provides shade over teak cockpit seating—the natural gathering point for morning coffee, evening aperitifs, and starlit dinners. Climate control, a modern galley with refrigeration, and a generator ensure all the conveniences of home, while the onboard desalination system and solar panels reflect thoughtful design for extended cruising.

The Golfo Aranci base positions you perfectly for the Maddalena Archipelago, a protected marine park of uninhabited islands, turquoise shallows, and white-sand beaches ideal for snorkeling with the provided equipment or paddling on the stand-up board. Typical days unfold between leisurely sails, afternoon swims in crystalline bays, and evenings anchored off villages where local seafood and Vermentino wine become part of the rhythm. Your dinghy opens access to otherwise unreachable coves, while the boat's modern systems and spacious layout mean everyone aboard has room to relax, explore, and genuinely disconnect.

Imagine your final sunset: anchored in a secluded bay, the granite peaks of the archipelago glowing amber, the galley preparing fresh catch, and the gentle rock of the catamaran beneath you—a week that lingers long after you return to shore.