A Bali 4.6 catamaran charter Fethiye answers the one complaint people make about catamarans: that the good space is always outside. Bali builds a solid foredeck instead of a trampoline, puts a door from the saloon straight onto it, and hinges the aft bulkhead upwards like a garage door. The result is one continuous room from the bow lounge to the transom. This 2026 hull lies at Yacht Classic Hotel in Fethiye, bareboat for ten guests in five double cabins.
Built in 2026 by Chantier CATANA for Bali Catamarans, to a Xavier Faÿ hull with concept and exterior by Olivier Poncin. She measures 14.28 metres overall on a 7.66 metre beam and draws 1.22 metres. Five double cabins, four guest heads with showers, plus a separate skipper cabin and head forward. Light displacement 13.6 tonnes, GRP infused foam sandwich, CE Category A, Turkish flag, and a straight five out of five from her guests.
Two decisions separate this boat from every other 46-footer on the coast. The first is the rigid foredeck — no trampoline, but a proper deck carrying a forward cockpit with seating and sunpads, reached through an interior door rather than round the side decks. In a meltemi that matters: the foredeck is the sheltered side of the boat when the cockpit is in the wind.
The second is the tilting aft bulkhead. It lifts clear on gas struts, and with the side bays slid back the saloon and cockpit become a single covered space fourteen people can eat in. Add the full-width platform joining the transoms and integrated davits, and a Bali 4.6 catamaran charter Fethiye ends up with more usable flat deck than boats five feet longer.
The flybridge carries the helm to starboard with a panoramic lounge and sunbathing area behind it, reached by stairs on both sides so nobody has to squeeze past the helmsman. Below, the aft cockpit seats the whole party at a solid table under the coachroof overhang. The bathing platform spans both hulls, and the davits swing the tender clear without a winch party.
The saloon is glazed on three sides with the galley to port: an island worktop, gas hob and oven, twin sinks and a 615 litre double-sided fridge freezer that opens to the cockpit as well as the saloon. Interior joinery is pale oak with matt surfaces, calmer than the charter norm and easier to live with over a week.
Accommodation runs to five double cabins across the two hulls, served by four heads with separate showers, and every cabin has opening hull ports and standing headroom. A skipper cabin with its own head sits forward. Ten guests is the sensible number on a Bali 4.6 catamaran charter Fethiye; two families of five fit without anyone drawing the short straw.
She carries a 77.6 square metre full-batten mainsail and a 44.2 square metre self-tacking jib — the point of the self-tacker being that tacking up the gulf costs nobody their drink. Upwind sail area is around 122 square metres, with a code zero available on the bowsprit. Twin Yanmar saildrives, 800 litres of fuel and 800 litres of fresh water. Draught of 1.22 metres opens the shallow inner bays that deeper boats read from outside.
The published base rate is €11,390 per week. An early booking discount of 10 per cent brings it to €10,251, or roughly €1,464 a day for ten guests. One obligatory item is added: a €500 mandatory service package covering the Turkish transit log, final cleaning, bed linen and towels, the dinghy and outboard, a welcome package and an LPG gas tank. Booking Manager totals the week at €10,751.
Charters run Saturday to Saturday, boarding from 16:00 and disembarking by 08:30. Fuel, provisioning, harbour dues and any crew are quoted separately, so the cost of a Bali 4.6 catamaran charter Fethiye is transparent before you sign. A security deposit is taken at boarding and refunded on return.
She is offered bareboat to a charterer holding an appropriate licence. A captain is €250 per night, exclusive of cabin and meals — the skipper cabin forward is his. Extras are modest: paddleboard €80 per week, safety net €100, WiFi €50 per week for 50 GB or €80 unlimited, extra bed linen €10, extra towel €5, provisioning €200.
Airport transfers are arranged from three airports: Dalaman to Fethiye €85 for up to six guests or €130 for seven to ten; Antalya to Fethiye €240 and €350 on the same split; Kaş to Dalaman €170 for up to six. Dalaman is the short hop and the one most guests use.
Yacht Classic Hotel sits inside Fethiye harbour, which puts the Twelve Islands within an easy first afternoon. Tersane, Yassıca and Domuz each hold their own anchorage; Göcek closes the head of the gulf with six marinas and a walkable town. South of the entrance lie Ölüdeniz and the Butterfly Valley, both best taken early before the tripper boats arrive.
East along the coast, Kalkan, Kaş and the sunken city at Kekova make a comfortable second week. With a 1.22 metre draught a Bali 4.6 catamaran charter Fethiye can lie closer inshore than a monohull of the same length, which usually means the difference between a bay to yourselves and a bay with four other boats in it.
Some of the best tables on this coast have no road to them. Bedri Rahmi Bay on Tersane, the fish restaurants at Sarsala and Boynuzbükü, the family kitchens at Kapı Creek and Wall Bay — all reached by tender, and most will lend you a mooring for the night if you eat ashore.
Late summer brings sea bass and gilthead bream from the local pens, figs, and the first pomegranates from the villages behind Göcek. Book ahead in July and August; the good ones fill by mid-afternoon. Provisioning for a Bali 4.6 catamaran charter Fethiye is arranged before you board, and the operator will stock the boat for €200.
Availability on a 2026 hull moves quickly, and the 10 per cent early booking discount applies to the base rate only while it lasts. Aquinox handles the paperwork, the transit log, provisioning lists and airport transfers, and can place a captain aboard at short notice. For the same waters on a larger boat, see our Lagoon 55 or the six-cabin Leopard 52; for power, the Leopard 46 Powercat.
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The published base rate is €11,390 per week, reduced to €10,251 with the 10 per cent early booking discount. A €500 mandatory service package is added, covering the transit log, final cleaning, linen and towels, the dinghy and outboard, a welcome package and gas. The confirmed weekly total is €10,751.
Ten guests in five double cabins, served by four heads with separate showers. A skipper cabin with its own head sits forward. Charters run Saturday to Saturday, boarding from 16:00 and disembarking by 08:30.
Yes. She is offered bareboat to a charterer holding an appropriate licence. A captain is available at €250 per night, exclusive of cabin and meals; the forward skipper cabin is his.
From Yacht Classic Hotel the Twelve Islands and Göcek are within the first day, Ölüdeniz and the Butterfly Valley lie just south of the gulf, and Kalkan, Kaş and Kekova sit comfortably inside a second week.
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