13m Bali 4.2 Charter Fethiye | 2023 | PA1305

The Bali 4.2 charter Fethiye is a 12.85-metre sailing catamaran, delivered new in 2023 and berthed at Yacht Classic Hotel Marina. She carries ten guests across five double cabins and is offered with a skipper. The Bali 4.2 is the yard’s mid-range cruiser: it trades the trampoline for a solid foredeck, folds the saloon and cockpit into one open living space, and adds a flybridge above — a plan that suits larger parties who still want a level, stable platform at anchor.

The Bali 4.2 charter Fethiye layout

She measures 12.85 metres on deck with a generous 7.08-metre beam and a shoal 1.12-metre draught. Five cabins fill the two hulls, each a proper double with its own head and shower, so a full complement of ten travels without anyone drawing the short straw. The single-level main deck is the Bali signature: galley, saloon and cockpit sit in one plane, divided only by a tilting glass door that lifts away entirely. The result is a light, connected space that works as well for a long lunch as for a quiet evening at anchor.

Deck, flybridge and outdoor living

The Bali 4.2 is built around outdoor living. Forward, a solid foredeck carries a large sunpad and a folding table — a genuine second cockpit rather than a net. Aft, the cockpit sits flush with the saloon and seats the whole crew for dinner. Above, the flybridge holds the helm and a sociable lounge with the best views in the anchorage. Electric winches trim the classic mainsail, solar panels feed the house bank, and a bimini shades the wheel. A tender with its own outboard, included in the charter, handles the run to shore and to dinner.

Saloon, galley and five cabins

Inside, warm timber joinery and pale surfaces keep the saloon bright and calm, with wraparound glazing that never loses the sea. A dining settee seats ten around a solid table, and the galley runs along the aft counter with a gas cooker, an oven, deep twin sinks and a large fridge-freezer — enough to provision a week for a full crew. The navigation station is fitted with Raymarine instruments and a chart plotter. Each of the five cabins is finished in the same restrained palette, with hull windows, reading lights, stowage and an en-suite head.

Performance and specifications

Twin 45-horsepower diesels — 67.1 kW in total — move her easily under power and hold a steady line between bays. She carries 640 litres of fuel and 800 litres of fresh water, and a water maker aboard extends her range for longer, quieter itineraries away from the marinas. The hull is fibreglass, the rig a classic mainsail with electric winch assistance, and the shallow 1.12-metre draught lets her tuck into coves that keep deeper yachts offshore. She charters with an experienced skipper aboard.

Boat-in dining in the Gulf of Göcek

The Gulf of Göcek is one of the Mediterranean’s great tables at anchor. From a Bali 4.2 charter in Fethiye you can drop the hook off a boat-in-only restaurant reachable solely by water, where the tender ferries you to a jetty and a kitchen built around the day’s catch and the produce of the surrounding hills. Sea bass from the grill, mezze, and stone fruit to finish — dinner is a short, level passage away, and the catamaran’s stability makes the return under a night sky effortless.

Cruising from Fethiye: the Twelve Islands

Fethiye opens onto a cruising ground that rewards a shallow-draught catamaran: the sheltered Twelve Islands, the deep pine-lined inlets of Göcek Bay, and the turquoise sweep of Ölüdeniz to the south. A week aboard might wander from Wall Bay and Tersane Island to Bedri Rahmi Bay with its painted rock, then south past Kayaköy toward Butterfly Valley. The season runs long here — settled from late spring, warm and quiet well into October — so there is time to move slowly and anchor where the water is clearest.

Charter the Bali 4.2 (PA1305)

This Bali 4.2 (fleet code PA1305) charters from €496 per day, skippered, with the tender engine included. Aquinox Yachting handles the booking, provisioning and route planning throughout. For a smaller sailing catamaran on the same coast, see our Bali Catspace charter in Fethiye, or browse the full Aquinox charter fleet. To learn more about the model, visit Bali Catamarans. Contact Aquinox Yachting to confirm availability for your dates.

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What a Bali 4.2 charter Fethiye week looks like

Fethiye is the easiest base on this coast. A Bali 4.2 charter Fethiye clears the harbour and reaches the first swim stop inside an hour, usually somewhere in the 12 Islands. From there the week runs east toward Gocek or west past Gemiler, depending on the wind.

The boat is a recent build, so everything on deck still works the way it should. A Bali 4.2 charter Fethiye gives you a solid foredeck instead of a trampoline, which matters if you are sailing with children or with anyone who dislikes stepping on mesh.

Cabins and crew on a Bali 4.2 charter Fethiye

Five cabins is a lot of accommodation on 13 metres. A Bali 4.2 charter Fethiye suits larger groups who want their own door more than it suits couples who want one big saloon. Storage is sensible and the hulls stay cool at night with the air conditioning running.

A Bali 4.2 charter Fethiye is offered crewed, so provisioning, cooking and the route are handled for you. You decide the pace, the crew deals with the rest.