Bali 4.3 Catamaran – 2020 – 4+2 Cabins – Excellent Condition Additional videos available We are delighted to offer this Bali 4.3, built in 2020 and presented in excellent condition under the Italian flag. The Bali 4.3 is renowned for her innovative open-space design, combining the comfort of a luxury cruiser with the practicality of a true bluewater catamaran. With her distinctive tilting door, flybridge helm, and generous living areas, the Bali 4.3 offers a unique blend of performance, versatility, and lifestyle comfort. This particular example has been meticulously maintained by her ... read more

Flag: Greek. Type of Sails: Battened mainsail (2023) with lazy bag, roller genoa (2023). Berths: 12. Cabins: 5 + 2. Engines: 2 x 57hp Yanmar, engine hours 1.445 (September 2025) with double alternators. Instruments: Full set of Raymarine instruments. Dinghy: 3.10m. Outboard: 6hp Yamaha.... read more

Flag: Greek. Type of Sails: Fully battened mainsail (2023), roller genoa (2023). Berths: 12. Cabins: 5 (2 starboard + 3 portside) + 2 bow Engine (hp)/ Hours: 2 x 57hp Yanmar, 1.650 hours (left engine) and 1.653 hours (right engine) (September 2025). Dinghy: PVC 3.10 m (2024 installed). Outboard: Honda 6hp.... read more

Flag: Greek. Type of Sails: Battened mainsail (2020), roller genoa (2020) Berths: 10. Cabins: 4 + 2 small cabins forward. Engine (hp)/ Hours: 2 x 40hp Yanmar, engine hours port side 2.600 & starboard side 2.600 (September 2025). Instruments: Full set of Raymarine instruments.... read more

The Bali 4.1 catamaran provides the ideal platform for taking it easy, with plenty of room for the family to spread out, chill and enjoy the journey.... read more

The BALI 4.0 (2017) is a modern cruising catamaran designed to deliver exceptional comfort, space, and ease of handling for family cruising or charter use. This sought-after 4-cabin version, complemented by two additional forward cabins, offers generous accommodation for up to 10 guests while maintaining the bright, open living spaces that have made the Bali range so popular.... read more

Remarks : The BALI 4.6, with its elegant lines, stands apart from its peers with the Openspace concept. The transition from the saloon to the cockpit area highlights where BALI distinguishes itself from its competitors. The "BALI door" and large openings that allow plenty of light in with natural ventilation are the very definition of the Openspace concept. The BALI 4.6 offers delightful seating areas where well-being and comfort are prioritized. The Bali 4.6 owners version you are viewing is equipped with extras such as the optional 57 Hp Yanmar engine, air conditioning, heating, radar... read more

Remarks : VAT EXCLUDED Accommodation : Inventory : Bali 4.4 I 2022 model General Information Bali 4.4 2022 model Turkish Flag Category A – Ocean-going vessel Xavier Faÿ & Lasta Design Available for viewing ashore at Ören Tersan Marine Dimensions 13.09 m length 7.40 m beam 1.26 m draft 13.5 tons displacement Accommodation 4 double guest cabins Aft cabin beds 190 cm x 160 cm Forward cabin beds 190 cm x 145 cm ... read more

Remarks : VAT EXCLUDED, LYING ASHORE AT OREN BODRUM TURKEY Accommodation : Inventory : Bali 4.4 | 2024 Model General Information Bali 4.4 Model year: 2024 Turkish Flag CE Category A – Ocean-going vessel Design: Xavier Faÿ & Lasta Design Available for viewing ashore at Ören Tersan Marine Dimensions Length Overall: 13.09 m Beam: 7.40 m Draft: 1.26 m Displacement: 13.5 tons Accommodation 4 do... read more

Bali 4.3 Catamaran – Freedom Redefined Step aboard the Bali 4.3, where innovation meets comfort. At 43 feet, this catamaran is designed for those who dream of spacious living and effortless cruising. With its signature loft?style saloon, panoramic views, and seamless indoor?outdoor flow, the Bali 4.3 transforms life at sea into pure relaxation. • Space to breathe: Expansive flybridge lounge, forward cockpit, and a 30 m² open?plan saloon. • Adventure ready: Shallow draft for hidden anchorages, twin 50hp engines, and ocean?rated design. • Self?sufficient cruising: 800... read more