Acrata is a 2026 Bali 5.8 catamaran offering an ideal platform for exploring Mallorca's crystalline waters and hidden anchorages from the charming port of Andratx. This 17.65-metre catamaran combines the spacious, stable platform that makes catamarans perfect for families and groups of friends with contemporary design and thoughtful engineering. With four well-appointed cabins and four en-suite bathrooms, Acrata comfortably accommodates eight guests while maintaining privacy and comfort throughout your week at sea.

Based in Puerto de Andratx, one of Spain's most picturesque sailing hubs, you'll have immediate access to some of the Mediterranean's most rewarding cruising grounds. The surrounding coastline rewards exploration: dramatic limestone cliffs frame secluded coves, pine-fringed beaches offer pristine snorkeling, and the Tramontana Mountains provide a stunning backdrop as you navigate between anchorages. Whether you're seeking the vibrant energy of nearby Palma, the bohemian charm of Deià, or the tranquil isolation of remote southern bays, a week aboard Acrata gives you the freedom to craft your own itinerary.

The yacht is equipped for both seamless sailing and relaxed cruising. Twin 115 hp engines provide confidence in variable conditions, while electric winches and lazy jacks make sail handling effortless—ideal if your group includes less experienced sailors. Below deck, air conditioning, a desalination system, and an ice maker ensure everyday comfort, while topside, the teak deck and cushioned cockpit create an inviting hub for morning coffee or evening aperitifs. Solar panels and a voltage converter keep systems running efficiently, and the GPS chartplotter guides you with precision. For those seeking underwater exploration, snorkeling equipment is provided; the onboard television and cockpit speakers offer entertainment during calmer anchorages or evening wind-down.

A week aboard Acrata unfolds at your own pace: mornings diving into crystalline bays where the water is so clear you can see the seabed from the deck, afternoons anchored off whitewashed villages sampling fresh seafood and local wines, and sunsets watched from the helm as the Tramontana casts long shadows across the water.