Bali

Built in 2022 and measuring 14.83 metres, the Bali catamaran operates out of Yacht Club Mai and is available exclusively as a whole-boat charter for up to six guests across three private cabins. Its wide beam, a structural characteristic of catamarans, translates into living spaces that feel substantially roomier than a monohull of comparable length, and its shallow draft opens up access to coves that deeper-keeled vessels simply cannot reach.

What sets Bali apart technically is a well-considered energy system. A solar panel array covers the boat's general power requirements, and a Lithium LiFePO4 battery bank stores that energy efficiently, reducing dependence on the generator and keeping engine hours low. This combination means quieter anchorages and a lighter environmental footprint. A watermaker handles fresh water production at sea, while a dishwasher and a large refrigerator take practical comfort seriously during extended cruises.

On the navigation side, Raymarine electronics run throughout the vessel: the chartplotter provides current chart data alongside autopilot and remote control functionality, making open-water passages more manageable for both skipper and guests. A bow thruster adds precision when manoeuvring in tight marinas or narrow coves, and the electrically operated saloon door is a small but telling detail that reflects the 2022 build's attention to everyday usability.

From Yacht Club Mai, you can plan day trips to secluded Aegean bays or set out on a multi-night blue cruise along the coastline, with the itinerary shaped entirely around your group's pace and preferences. The catamaran format, combined with Bali's modern systems, makes the boat equally suitable for a relaxed family holiday and for guests who want to cover meaningful nautical distance each day.

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