Bali 4.3 Anemos in Marina di Grosseto

Bali 4.3 Anemos: heading for Marina di Grosseto

Departing from Marina di Grosseto, the Bali 4.3 Anemos gives you the chance to set out to sea with eight people, self-sufficient, along the Maremma coast. I recommend it if you have the required licence and want to organize your sailing at your own pace, between coastal stops and island horizons, depending on the weather and the time you have available.

A 13-metre catamaran for eight

Launched in 2021, this catamaran measures 13 metres and has four cabins as well as eight berths, for a stated capacity of eight passengers. Its engine develops 114 hp. On board, the equipment includes in particular an autopilot, a GPS, a depth sounder, electric winches and a watermaker. For moments at anchor, you will find a sun awning, an outdoor shower, a boarding ladder, outdoor cushions and a paddle board. Masks and snorkels, fishing gear and outdoor speakers are also listed. The listing also mentions air conditioning, an oven with stove, electric toilets, bedding, a teak deck and an electric windlass. The recorded rate starts at €556 per day. The rental is listed without skipper: a boat licence is required.

From the Maremma coast to the islands

From Marina di Grosseto, you can plan a coastal trip to Talamone or explore the area around the Maremma park. Further south, the Argentario, the island of Giglio and Giannutri can inspire a more ambitious itinerary; these are sailing options, not guaranteed stops. Cala Violina, to the north, can also lend itself to a day at sea depending on the program chosen. Before casting off, check the conditions, distances, local rules and the feasibility of the itinerary for the duration of your rental.

This boat will especially suit a group of eight who know how to sail and want to share several days on board, with four cabins and useful equipment for alternating sailing, swimming and rest. In summer, I advise you to book early and prepare your route carefully; for a first trip in this part of Tuscany, keep some slack in the schedule and let the weather guide your choices.