Divi is a 2023 Bali 4.6 catamaran based at Marina d'Arechi in Salerno, offering an ideal platform for exploring the Campania coast and beyond. This 14-metre vessel combines the stability and generous space of a modern catamaran with the warmth of southern Italian waters, making it equally suited to families seeking adventure, groups of friends looking for shared memories, or couples desiring a private escape with room to host fellow travellers. The five cabins and four bathrooms mean everyone enjoys comfort and privacy, while the dual 40 hp engines provide reliable performance whether you're navigating the Amalfi Coast's dramatic cliffs or island-hopping through the Tyrrhenian Sea.

Life aboard Divi unfolds across well-appointed communal spaces and private retreats. The cockpit, shaded by a bimini top, becomes your floating living room—a natural gathering place enhanced by onboard speakers for evening aperitivos and the gentle hum of air conditioning on warmer afternoons. Below deck, a full galley refrigerator and modern conveniences support leisurely meals, while the GPS and autopilot make passage planning straightforward and steering effortless. For those moments when the sea calls for immersion, the swimming platform and tender dinghy open access to hidden coves and shallow anchorages where the water runs crystalline.

A typical week aboard weaves together structured sailing and spontaneous discovery. Mornings might see you gliding toward Capri or Positano, the catamaran's beam providing a stable, comfortable ride. Afternoons anchor in quiet bays where the heating and generator ensure all-day comfort, the lazy bag simplifying sail management for less experienced crew. Radio-CD and cockpit entertainment keep spirits high during calm passages, while the vessel's proven design and dual engines offer confidence in varying conditions. As evening descends, drop anchor in a secluded spot where the Campania coastline glows amber and gold, your group gathered on deck with local wine and fresh seafood—a week that becomes less a holiday and more a shared rhythm with the sea.