Bali 4.6 - Catana FOR SALE

Boutique charter operation in Paros, Cyclades — all 2026 reservations and associated income fully assignable to the purchaser. From October onward, the yacht is available exclusively for private cruising while remaining Greece‑based.

Launched in 2023, the Bali 4.6 is a modern sailing catamaran that elevates space, light, and freedom on the water, creating an effortless platform for Mediterranean yacht cruising and multigenerational adventures. With Bali’s hallmark open‑plan design and remarkable interior volume, she imparts the ambiance of a floating villa conceived for comfort, autonomy, and convivial living at sea, making her a standout luxury catamaran for relaxed island‑hopping or extended stays aboard.

This 2023 Bali 4.6 is among the most compelling examples of the model, uniting renowned Catana Group engineering with a highly versatile five‑cabin configuration. Twin Yanmar 4JH57 diesels at 57 hp each provide assured handling and efficient passages along the coast or between islands, while a thoughtful suite of energy and water systems endows true independence without compromising ease or refinement. She is designed for long durations afloat, balancing performance, practicality, and style with the poise expected of a premium flybridge catamaran.

Currently operating within a boutique charter management framework across the Greek islands and scheduled to be based in Paros from mid‑June 2026, she presents a rare chance to acquire a revenue‑generating charter yacht with an established summer schedule. All existing bookings and revenue for the 2026 season are fully transferable to the buyer. The program runs with a professional, mandatory skipper and a curated, limited‑rotation calendar — a carefully controlled approach that safeguards the vessel and preserves guest experience. Private viewings can be arranged during available windows throughout the season, and from October the yacht transitions to full private use while remaining conveniently stationed in Greece.

Onboard, accommodation is arranged for up to ten guests across five well‑proportioned cabins served by four bathrooms, delivering the ideal balance of privacy and shared spaces for families or friends. The luminous saloon showcases Bali’s signature opening forward window and direct link to the foredeck lounge, crafting a seamless indoor‑outdoor flow with superb cross‑ventilation and natural light — a defining advantage for warm‑weather cruising in the Aegean.

Exterior living is a highlight, with a vast aft cockpit for dining and lounging, a welcoming forward lounge that becomes the social heart at anchor, and a fully appointed flybridge that elevates relaxation and panoramic sailing vistas. Easy access to the sea is enhanced by a hydraulic aft platform and broad swim steps, inviting effortless dips, tender operations, and watersports. From sunrise coffees to sunset aperitifs, these outdoor zones are tailored to refined alfresco living.

Carefully specified with upgraded systems and premium factory options, this Bali 4.6 is offered in turnkey condition — equally suited as a private base for exploring the Greek islands or as a charter‑income asset delivering immediate returns. Model year 2023 and built by the Catana Group, she is set to operate from Paros, Greece from June 2026 and is classified as a sailing catamaran with a GRP hull. Her proportions include a length overall of 14.3 m, a 7.66 m beam, and a 1.27 m draft, providing the stable multihull platform renowned for comfort underway and at anchor.

Propulsion is via two Yanmar 4JH57 diesels producing 57 hp each on saildrives, supported by a total fuel capacity of 800 L, including an additional tank for extended range. Freshwater storage totals 860 L, complemented by a low‑consumption watermaker producing 105 L/h, enabling longer passages and serene anchorage stays. An integrated 500 W solar array (5 x 100 W panels) underpins her energy autonomy, while a 12 V / 230 V electrical system with a 2000 VA inverter, an 80 A charger/inverter unit, a battery controller, and two additional 130 Ah service batteries ensure dependable onboard power management.

The interior configuration features five cabins in total — two starboard and three port — with four bathrooms to serve guests comfortably, while convertible saloon seating offers additional flexibility. A forward peak cabin is fitted with a mattress and blackout curtain, ideal for crew or occasional guests. Private ventilation fans in the cabins and soft, indirect LED lighting throughout heighten comfort, complemented by tasteful grey‑beige interior upholstery that underscores the yacht’s elegant, contemporary aesthetic.

The galley reflects a focus on culinary ease and style, outfitted with a 4‑burner glass cooktop, a large oven paired with a gas oven, and a 230 V microwave for swift meal preparation. A freshwater purification filter further enhances convenience and sustainability aboard, allowing guests to enjoy pristine drinking water throughout their voyage. The saloon’s ergonomic layout and expansive glazing invite relaxed gatherings, with sightlines that connect seamlessly to the foredeck lounge for a uniquely airy, loft‑like experience rarely found on comparable multihulls.

On deck, the forward cockpit is dressed with deep cushions and sunpads, while the aft cockpit provides generous seating and plush padding for dining and lounging. The flybridge is arranged with sunbeds and a table, creating a private perch with uninterrupted views underway or at anchor. Practical deck equipment includes a 1500 W electric windlass for confident anchoring, a dedicated dinghy lifting system, a teak swim ladder with handrails, and a hot‑and‑cold cockpit shower for post‑swim comfort — all reinforcing the yacht’s luxury‑cruising credentials.

The Bali 4.6 rig is optimized for simple, enjoyable sailing, featuring a fully battened Dacron mainsail, a reinforced Solent with UV protection, and a lazy bag with lazy jacks for tidy handling. A Code 0 setup with bowsprit enhances light‑air performance, while two manual headsail winches deliver tactile, responsive trimming. This balanced sail plan lends itself to relaxed island passages, ensuring the yacht remains approachable for an owner‑operator with skipper support or a crewed charter environment.

Navigation and electronics are built around a comprehensive Raymarine package with Axiom 7 and Axiom 12 chartplotters, an i70 multifunction display, AIS transceiver, radar integrated on the mast, the P70S autopilot, and a Ray63 VHF with wireless handset — a robust, intuitive suite for confident navigation across the Cyclades and beyond. Comfort systems include electric freshwater toilets, the 105 L/h watermaker, strategically placed air‑circulation fans in cabins, and the hydraulic aft platform lifting system that transforms the stern into a versatile beach club and tender station. Indirect LED lighting enriches the evening ambiance both inside and out.

Additional exterior refinements feature a bimini top with integrated LED lighting, luxuriously padded flybridge cushions and sunbeds, foldable sun mattresses forward, electric davits for easy tender handling, and a gas plancha grill that invites convivial alfresco cooking. Entertainment is anchored by a Fusion audio system with six speakers, enveloping the yacht in high‑quality sound whether you are under sail or savouring a quiet anchorage.

Meticulously maintained and presented in turnkey specification, this Bali 4.6 blends the appeal of a luxury charter catamaran with the practicality of a private family cruiser. With her active boutique charter programme in Paros and fully transferable 2026 bookings, she offers immediate earning potential; with her generous accommodations, open‑plan layout, and autonomy‑driven systems, she promises carefree Mediterranean cruising in consummate style. Available now — viewings can be scheduled by arrangement, and a complete photo and video package is available on request.