Bali 4.6 - Bareboat Catamaran
2022 - 12 guests / 5 + 1 cabins / 4 wc
Starting from: €5,500 / week
The 2022 Bali 4.6 redefines catamaran excellence with its four double cabins and one bunk cabin with an innovative design that seamlessly integrates social spaces and the surrounding seascape.
Step onto the commodious aft deck, perfect for relishing al fresco dining against the backdrop of scenic horizons. Ascend to the flybridge, where panoramic views of each bay await in a lounge area designed for enjoying your favorite beverage. Greet the morning on the foredeck lounging area, where the door opens to the trampolines, allowing you to bask in the sunlight while sipping your onboard coffee.
Inside, discover a harmonious blend of modern and contemporary interiors, adorned with stylish designs. The expansive saloon boasts large surrounding glass windows, enhancing the space with abundant natural light. Notably, the door opening onto the foredeck ensures a seamless transition from the saloon, connecting the interior with the exterior effortlessly. After a day of water activities, retreat to the comfort of the four cabins, each featuring private en-suite bathrooms.
Embark on a journey of exploration, uncovering the natural beauty of each anchorage with the available water toys onboard the Bali 4.6. This catamaran promises an exceptional voyage where luxury meets functionality, and indoor-outdoor living is seamlessly intertwined.
Sample Itinerary:
Read our suggested 7-night Bareboat Sicily Yacht Charter Itinerary beginning in Capo d’Orlando/Portorosa.
Water Toys:
Kayaks, paddle boards and fishing equipment are all available to hire for your charter.
Skipper:
If you wish to charter in Italy without a skipper please be aware you are required to have relevant experience and a Skippers licence. If you include a skipper in your bareboat charter, they will occupy one of the guest cabins and it is expected that you pay for their meals during the week.
Charter Terms:
Mandatory Extras Fees will depend on your dates, number of guests and ports. The Charterer will be responsible for all running costs during the period of their charter such as fuel, mooring fees, provisions and water.
