A Bali 4.6 Catamaran Charter Fethiye aboard AY1404 gives you a 2021-built Bali 4.6: 14.28 metres on a 7.66-metre beam, four cabins in a four-plus-two configuration, and a crew of two. Turkish-flagged and based in Fethiye, with a flybridge and full air conditioning throughout.
The Bali 4.6 sits at the upper end of the yard’s cruising range, and it carries the design signature the line is known for: a single tilting glass panel in place of the conventional cockpit bulkhead, so the saloon and aft deck open into one continuous space.
Her 7.66-metre beam on a 14.28-metre hull is what a Bali 4.6 Catamaran Charter Fethiye is really buying. She stays flat under sail and at anchor, and the accommodation spreads across two hulls rather than stacking into one.
Twin Yanmar 57 hp engines handle manoeuvring and the calms, with a 12.5 kVA generator supporting the domestic load. She sails at seven knots and tops out around ten.
Four cabins run a four-plus-two configuration: eight guests in the cabins themselves, with two further berths available for a maximum of ten aboard.
The twin-hull layout gives genuine separation between sleeping areas — the practical advantage a catamaran holds over any monohull of comparable length, and what makes her workable for extended family rather than only for couples.
| Length | 14.28 m |
| Type | Sailing Catamaran |
| Builder / Model | Bali 4.6 |
| Beam | 7.66 m |
| Guest Cabins | 4 (4 + 2 configuration) |
| Guest Capacity | 8 |
| Crew | 2 |
| Built | 2021 |
| Flag | Turkey |
| Base Port | Fethiye, Turkey |
| Engines | 2 x Yanmar 57 hp |
| Cruise / Max Speed | 7 kn / 10 kn |
| Generator | 12.5 kVA |
The flybridge is the elevated retreat aboard — a panoramic deck used for the first coffee and the last drink of the day, above the working part of the yacht and out of everyone’s way.
Below it, the aft cockpit runs flush into the saloon once the glass panel lifts, so the two function as a single room for most of the week. Forward, the trampolines between the hulls carry the sunbathing.
Bali’s hull form is beamy and stable rather than fine and quick, which is the right trade for charter work. Guests who do not sail are never asked to brace against anything as the breeze fills in.
Air conditioning runs to every cabin and social zone — the specification that matters most in August, when the difference between a comfortable yacht and an uncomfortable one is settled entirely below decks.
A defining pleasure of this coast is boat-in-only dining: coves and quays reachable solely by sea, where the kitchen works with the morning’s catch and the season’s produce.
A catamaran’s shallow draft is what makes those places reachable. Several of the best tables in the Gulf of Fethiye sit on pontoons with no road behind them, and a vessel like AY1404 can lie alongside where a deeper keel cannot.
From Fethiye the Twelve Islands of Göcek lie within the first hours, and the Blue Lagoon at Ölüdeniz and the cliffs of Butterfly Valley sit just along the coast to the south.
Longer itineraries run east toward Kaş and the Lycian shoreline. Seasonal highlights shift with the calendar: quiet spring coves before the fleet arrives, high-summer swimming, and the long soft light of September. Wider regional guidance is available through Türkiye’s official tourism resource.
She compares directly with our other catamarans on this coast — the Bali 4.8 RS1503 and the Lagoon 42 SF1304 — or view the full Aquinox charter fleet.
A Bali 4.6 Catamaran Charter Fethiye aboard AY1404 is offered on a weekly basis across the seasonal calendar.
Weekly rates starting from: €8,500
Payment runs 50% on booking and 50% on embarkation. VAT, fuel and provisions are excluded; the full breakdown is set out in the terms below.
To confirm dates, request a bespoke quotation for your Bali 4.6 Catamaran Charter Fethiye through the Aquinox charter desk.
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