Bali

Built in 2022, the Bali catamaran measures 14.83 metres and operates out of Yacht Club Mai. With 3 cabins sleeping up to 6 guests, she is chartered exclusively as a whole boat, meaning the vessel is reserved entirely for one group throughout the trip.

What sets the Bali apart is a genuinely thoughtful energy setup. A solar panel system covers most of the daily power needs, while a Lithium LiFePO4 battery bank stores that energy efficiently and cuts down significantly on generator use. The practical upshot is quieter nights at anchor and lower fuel burn over the course of a charter. A watermaker keeps fresh water flowing regardless of how far offshore the boat anchors, which makes longer passages noticeably easier.

On board, a large refrigerator, a dishwasher and an electrically operated saloon door add real convenience to daily life at sea. A bow thruster simplifies marina entries and manoeuvring in tight spots, while a full Raymarine electronics package, including a chartplotter, autopilot and remote monitoring, handles navigation.

Based at Yacht Club Mai, the Bali suits day cruises around nearby bays and coves as well as multi-day blue cruise routes along the Aegean and Mediterranean coast. Catamarans are a natural fit for families and small groups thanks to their stability and wide, open deck space, which turns swim stops, snorkelling breaks and sunbathing into an easy, unhurried affair rather than a tight squeeze. You can plan a short weekend getaway or a longer coastal itinerary depending on your schedule. For anyone comparing yacht charter or gulet charter options, the Bali stands out as a well-equipped catamaran charter choice built around comfort and efficient systems.

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