The 2017 Bali 4.0 catamaran, currently located in Malta under a Maltese flag, is an exceptional vessel that has never been chartered and is in prime condition. With a length of 11.93 meters, a generous beam of 6.72 meters, and a shallow draft of 1.12 meters, it is well-suited for a variety of sailing environments.

Powered by two Yanmar 40CV diesel engines, it delivers a perfect balance of power and efficiency. Its unique design, featuring a large, tilting glass door between the saloon and cockpit, creates an expansive open-plan living space that seamlessly blends indoor and outdoor areas.

The panoramic views from this space provide an unmatched level of comfort and relaxation onboard.

The catamaran offers spacious accommodation with four double-bed cabins, each with its own en-suite head, comfortably sleeping up to 10 guests.

The galley is fully equipped with a stove, oven, and plenty of storage, making it ideal for longer voyages.
The saloon is designed for both socializing and relaxation, with ample seating and a dining area.

The advanced navigation and electronics system, featuring Raymarine chart plotter, GPS, and AIS, has been recently upgraded to 2023 standards, ensuring safe and accurate navigation.

The reversible air-conditioning system in both the cabins and the saloon, powered by solar panels and an Onan 10kW generator, ensures comfort in all weather conditions.

On deck, the Bali 4.0 is outfitted for easy and enjoyable sailing, with electric winches, a new fully battened mainsail, and a roller-furling Genoa.

The flybridge offers a commanding view with a captain’s seat, steering wheel, and sunbathing area. Additional features include a new dinghy with davits, two outboard engines, and ample safety equipment.

Recent servicing in August 2023 included new sail drive bellows, folding props, and a fresh anti-fouling coat, making this yacht fully prepped and ready for extended adventures.

With its modern amenities, stylish design, and excellent performance, the Bali 4.0 stands out as a premium catamaran for discerning sailors.