Azul is a 2025 Bali 4.2 catamaran based at Marina di Procida, your gateway to the luminous waters of the Tyrrhenian Sea. This 12.85-metre vessel combines the stability and spacious living of a modern catamaran with the charm of Italy's most storied sailing grounds. From Procida itself—a pastel-coloured island steeped in cinema history—you'll have immediate access to the Campania coast, where volcanic peaks frame hidden anchorages and the pace of life slows to match the rhythm of the tides. Whether you're sailing as a family of eight, a group of friends, or two couples seeking seamless comfort, Azul's four cabins and four heads provide the privacy and convenience that transform a week at sea into genuine relaxation rather than compromise.

The catamaran's design prioritises both performance and ease of handling. Twin 30 HP engines paired with electric winches and an autopilot mean that whether you're an experienced sailor or prefer a more leisurely approach to navigation, the boat responds intuitively. The generous flybridge with its Bimini shade becomes your outdoor living room, while below deck, air conditioning and heating ensure year-round comfort. A desalination unit and solar panels reflect thoughtful provisioning for extended cruising; a generator, radar, and GPS chart plotter provide the reassurance of modern navigation technology.

Days aboard Azul unfold at your own pace. Morning coffee from the onboard espresso machine, a snorkel in crystalline coves with provided equipment, or simply drifting on the stand-up paddle board while the boat rocks gently beneath you. The tender and full snorkelling kit open access to secret swimming spots inaccessible from larger vessels. Evenings might find you anchored off Ischia or Capri, the galley's refrigeration and cooking facilities supporting fresh meals prepared to your taste, while the convertisseur de tension keeps your devices charged and connected—or not, as you prefer.

A week aboard Azul is measured not in miles covered but in sunsets witnessed from a quiet anchorage, in the salt-tang of sea air, and in the unhurried discovery of Italy's most celebrated sailing waters.