Bareboat Catamaran Bali 4.6

The Bali 4.6 represents contemporary catamaran design at its finest, engineered for both performance and comfort. This 2021 vessel combines generous accommodation with clever use of space, featuring a light-filled saloon that feels more apartment than cabin. Five cabins (four doubles plus a skipper berth) sleep up to nine guests, whilst a substantial flybridge elevates entertaining and navigation away from the lower deck.

Built for cruising the Aegean, this catamaran is equipped with a generator and water-maker, reducing the constraints of extended offshore sailing. The dual-hull design delivers stability and shallow-draft manoeuvrability ideal for the island-scattered waters of the Dodecanese. An autopilot, bow thruster, and electric windlass handle the seamanship, whilst four heads and air-conditioning ensure comfort between passages.

Base yourself in Rhodes, the Dodecanese' cultural heart, where Medieval Old Towns meet cosmopolitan dining and Byzantine heritage. From here, the scattered islands of the archipelago unfold northward and eastward, each with distinct character. Symi's pine-clad harbour villages, Patmos' monastic calm, and the quieter anchorages of Leros and Kalymnos offer variety within a compact cruising ground. Turkish waters across the strait provide an alternative, whilst Crete lies within a day's reach southbound. The prevailing northerly winds suit this catamaran's efficient sailing plan.