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2022 Bali 4.6 Owners Version - 4 Cabin + 3 Head Model

Specifications, accommodations.

Owners Version - 4 Cabins, 3 Head Layout

• Type - Inboard
• Make - Yanmar
• Model - 4JH57
• Type - Diesel
• Power - 57 hp
• Engine hours - 170/177
• DesignerChantier Catana
• Fuel Tanks1 x 211 gal
• Fresh Water Tanks1 x 211 gal
• Holding Tanks1 x 44 gal

Features and Upgrades

Description.

This open spacious cruising catamaran is all ready for self-sufficient adventures.  The salon garage door, large galley window and door to front cockpit allow for amazing cross breeze. It has a hardtop on the fly ridge with enclosure. It has 2790 watts of solar, 2 5000 watt inverters, water maker, electric winches, asymmetrical spinnaker, code zero and a luxury package that makes it feel like home. Engines have under 180 hrs on them.  Comes with a 10 ft. dinghy with 20 hp Suzuki engine as well. 

Owners are unable to carry out their dream of sailing so this rare opportunity presents itself. No waiting for a factory order and then spending months outfitting. This one is completely outfitted and ready to go.

Mechanical Equipment

Cummins Onan 11kw generator, folding propellers, chain counter, 5 air conditioners/heaters. All electric winches.

Automatic Spectra Newport 400C water Maker with fill lines to both water tanks, diverter and extra line for filling containers. This system can be run manually if needed, fresh water/saltwater wash, fenders, LED Submirged lighting, Plancha propane deck grill, 3 propane tanks

This is the 4 cabin 3 head owners version. The starboard hull is all owners version. Enjoy double sinks with plenty of storage above, below and across from them. There is  a private head rea with it's own sink here. There is a full size shower with seat. Also, a washer/dryer in the owners suite with plenty of storage.The port side has 2 cabins, one with a large double bed and bunk beds in the other. The head off the galley has a full size shower. There is a captains quarters with queen bed and a wet head off the port aft. All cabins and heads have black out blinds.

Navigation Systems

Raymarine Axium Lighthouse 4

Southern Hemisphere compass

Cruising charts for Bahamas annd Exumas

Navigation tool and compasses

Flares, horns, throwable, EPIRB

IridiumGo Satelite

Pepwave Cellular/Wifi with antennas 

Galley Equipment

Upgraded elegance package for the interior which gives leather handles, covered and stitched bed frames, covered bed heads, brushed metal swithches, chrome plated plished reading lights, magazine pockets in all cabins. Sofa covered frame and covered chart table, chart table reading light in leather, salon sides covered with wood planking, covered inside roof frame, salontable with bar, 3 design standing lights with dimmer and brushed metal swithches, padded salong upholstery with armrests. Eno gas range and cooktop.

Full size fridge/freezer

Salt water tap

Filtered water tap

Additional Equipment

2790 watts of solar with solar panels on front awning, hardtop and custom solar arch. Victron monitoring system with online portal

5 - 300 amp victron Lithium Bluetooth Batteries in starboard engine room with dedicated AC to maintain proper temperature.

2 - 5000 watt Quatro inverters, 6 DC batteries charged by lithium batteries, upgraded wiring to 240amp for both shore power and gen for extremely fast battery charging and more usable power.

10ft Zar rib dingy with 20hp Suzuki motor (also has anchor and cable with locks).

Deck and Hull Equipment

Custom flybridge hardtop with window, lighting and wiring for speakers with canvas enclosure. Enclosure has aft sunscreen, excellent visibility and access to lines while still protected from the weather. Square top mainsail & solent. Asymmetrical spinnaker sail with dedicated halyard. Code Zero sail with continuous line furling and double terminated halyard. Electric windlass. Many more features not mentioned.

Sold - Asking $999,000

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Bali 4.2 packs signature features into 42ft

• October 6, 2021

A world premiere at this year’s Cannes Yachting Festival, the Bali 4.2 sail cat slips between the Catspace and upcoming 4.4 to offer remarkable living spaces, highlighted by an expansive foredeck, flybridge lounging and the remarkably roomy saloon created by the signature ‘Bali door’. By Emmanuel Van Deth.

The 4.2 is among five sailing models Bali has launched in the past two years

It has been seven years since Bali began to make a name for itself by debuting its first models at the 2014 Cannes Yachting Festival. The DNA of the brand remains unchanged: maximum volume and pleasure, ease of use and disappearance of the internal/external divide on demand.

As for the new models, they’re being rolled out rapidly. Aside from the flagship 5.4, the other five sailing yachts in the current range have all been released in the last two years. After the Catspace Sail (Review Issue 56) premiered at Boot Dusseldorf last year, the Bali 4.8 (Review, Issue 59) and 4.6 followed.

This year, the French shipyard has splashed the 4.2, which had its world premiere at this year’s Cannes Yachting Festival, while the 4.4 is the next addition to the modern fleet.

Bali performance is inherited from parent company Catana Group

Comparing the new 4.2 to predecessors like the 4.1 and 4.3, there have been few changes to the coachroof: the nacelle is still topped by a large roof overhang. The hulls have numerous openings integrated into a black reveal – note the double function of longitudinal reinforcement and rain shield. The hulls feature bows that are stubby and inverted.

However, for those who feel the different Balis look too alike to be easily identified, you should be able to recognise the 4.2: it’s currently the brand’s only model with a spreader-less rig. The aluminium mast is slightly bigger in fore-and-aft section to ensure optimum stiffness with a pair of cap-shrouds and lowers.

The French builder’s 4.2 measures 42ft 2in in length

This formula has the advantage, at comparable weight and cost, of simplifying the setting-up of the standing rigging and improving aerodynamics. Some might suggest that the windage of a Bali is large enough that airflow through the rig might not make much difference … well, it does.

EXPANSIVE DECK SPACE

It’s tricky to explain the aft cockpit as it’s really an integrated part of the nacelle. On the 4.2, the iconic lifting ‘Bali door’ is 11ft wide and 7ft 2in tall and opens or closes the living space on demand, depending on the conditions. In closed mode, there’s enough room to move around outside and even enjoy the bench seat.

The 4.2 has two large sugarscoops, joined by an uninterrupted platform, overhung by tilting stainless steel davits. This is also where you access the engine compartments, where the liferaft is stowed and there are lockers here, too. On the starboard side, a plancha-style barbecue can be fitted.

Options include a plancha-style barbecue in the aft cockpit

The flybridge is accessed by steps moulded into both sides. Like the side-decks – minimum 2ft wide – moving about on deck is made safe by numerous handrails and guard wires.

The sail manoeuvring station, lower down, is equipped with a battery of clutches and three winches. The two on the outside are cleverly angled to receive the gennaker or spinnaker sheets. The whole system is operational and intuitive. Only the port winch is a little bit far away.

The helm bimini is somewhat low when standing, but this helps maintain the mainsail area, which remains easily accessible. The bench seat can accommodate two adults, then there’s the central lounge pad and the aft sundeck, allowing for a total of six people up top.

Classic Bali features include the forward door and the solid foredeck

The enormous solid foredeck features a huge, almost full-beam sunbathing area plus a sunken cockpit with table that connects to the forward saloon door. The total deck area is 852sqft, almost 80sqm, which is 10 per cent more than competitors’ models of this length.

Anchoring operations are well managed with a recessed and integrated bow roller, a large chain locker and a powerful windlass. A cut-out is provided in the deck to monitor the anchor and chain. A very deep locker has been moulded out under the benches. A 5ft 5in watertight door provides direct access to the nacelle, while an 8in sill protects the interior from any unwanted water ingress

OPEN INDOORS

When all the doors, the forward hatch and the lateral bay windows aft are open, the living area does not give the feeling of being inside, which is one of the major appeals of Bali models.

When the ‘Bali door’ is raised, the interior enjoys extra space, natural light and ventilation

In a few seconds, however, the saloon can be enclosed. The headroom is generous, varying between 6ft 6in and 6ft 10in.

Six people can sit at the dining table – two sizes are available – without feeling crowded and eight people would still have elbow room. To starboard, there’s the option of two comfortable lounge chairs or a sofa and forward is the huge, 326-litre refrigerator/freezer unit.

Forward, down a small step, is the chart table to starboard, the foredeck door and the galley to port. The excellent galley has an L-shaped countertop forward and a long counter with sink in the centre, with enormous storage space under both.

The large fridge has a 326-litre capacity

The model presented to us in Canet-en-Roussillon, Bali’s home on France’s south coast, featured the three-cabin version with the port hull dedicated to the owner, while a four-cabin version is also available. Four wide steps on each side lead down to the hulls.

The owner’s suite includes a bench seat and a dressing table/desk, with the bathroom forward. The bed is 5ft 7in wide and it’s the same in the other aft cabin, while the bed in the forward starboard cabin is 5ft 1in wide. The two guest cabins have their own head and sink but share a shower. The forepeaks can also be fitted out, with a berth to starboard and head to port.

Situated forward of the saloon, the roomy galley features counters and storage on three sides

SETTING SAIL

During our sea trial, there was no wind as we cleared port, but we had a residual swell out of the southeast, so we began by testing the engines. Our test boat was equipped with the optional 45hp Yanmars rather than the standard 30hps.

The upper deck provides plenty of lounging space

I set the speed of both engines to 2,200rpm, which gave a boat speed of just over seven knots with a consumption of 6.4 litres per hour. Counting a safety reserve of 15 per cent, the Bali 4.2 could cruise over 600 miles at this speed.

No matter how hard the Bali is sailed, whether into waves or with them on the quarter, it’s clear that the careful structure, deep hull ribs and integral deck ensure solid rigidity – and the absence of squeaking.

In the three-cabin layout, the port hull is dedicated to the owner’s suite

Passage through the water is smooth when sailing, without the nacelle making contact. The wind eventually settled in and the gennaker was unfurled to accompany the main. Despite the swell trying its best to unhook the sails from the wind, the Bali managed to make four knots in the little six-knot breeze, although obviously more wind is needed for the 4.2’s fine hulls to demonstrate their potential.

On the other hand, good passage though the water bodes well for comfortable passage making and we appreciated the direct, rather soft feel to the helm. The self-tacking jib and the double-purchase system for the mainsheet are simple and work perfectly.

The 4.2 is among Bali’s six sailing models from 40-54ft

For its 42ft length and 23ft-plus beam, the 4.2 offers remarkable space and comfort. It’s almost like being at home, with its huge social areas, spacious galley and comfortable cabins, while a rigid, safe platform and fine hulls will allow for nice sailing in medium airs. www.bali-catamarans.com

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Bali 4.8 (2022) 'always sunday'.

​The Bali 4.8 ‘Always Sunday’ features

With the newest and most innovative approach by the CATANA Group, you’ll immediately notice the thin, straight bows and her elegant lines. The BALI 4.8 is the first model of the new generation of BALI Catamarans and, of course, has the safety and performance you would expect from a CATANA design.

You’ll immediately notice the unique features of this catamaran with the forward cockpit lounge and sunbathing area; the new platform linking the two sugar scoops with a large bench seat and lockers; the large tilt-and-turn door and sliding windows; and a panoramic relaxation area on the flybridge.

The forward cockpit is easily accessible through an interior door in the salon, as well as from the cabins by panels opening to the aft cockpit. A 6 cabin/6 head version is unheard of on a 48-footer but is surprisingly spacious and a great option for two families traveling together.

Please review the list of  included equipment and amenities  Horizon Yacht Charters provides on all our Yachts.

Would you like to check availability on this Bali 4.8 ‘Always Sunday’? Submit a  Request Form  and we will advise straight away! Perhaps you would like to buy this yacht or something similar? Visit our  yacht sales pages here .

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Did you know Horizon’s charters start and finish at noon? This means we can get you out sailing your first afternoon after your briefings – remember to watch your video briefings to speed up your check out! At the end of your trip, you sail back to Nanny Cay to refuel and debrief before your noon departure. This gives you a full 6 nights/7 days chartering around our beautiful islands, unlike some companies that start at 5pm, meaning you will have to sleepaboard* at the docks, and then finish at 10am, again meaning you will probably have to stay overnight on the docks the night before you leave to fly home.

*If available, a sleep aboard can be added the night before your charter start for a small supplement, boarding your yacht after 5pm.

Bali 4.2 Catamaran

Brochure with Layouts Specifications

• Developer: Olivier Poncin
• Hull length 39.76 f / 12,12 m
• Overall length 42.16 f / 12,85 m
• Maximum beam 23.23 f / 7,08 m
• Mast height:  61.58 ft / 18,78 m
• Draft, boards up 3.67 f / 1,12 m
• Light displacement 11.5 T
• Displacement at maximum load 15.9 T
• Engines 2 x 30HP/CV up to 2x45HP/CV Yanmar
• Fuel 211 US gal / 800 L*
• Fresh water 227 US gal / 860 L*
• Refrigerator + Freezer up to 11.51 cu ft / 326 L*

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Bali 4.2 Catamaran Overview

The Bali 4.2 offers everything you have come to expect from the Bali catamaran range.

The Bali 4.2 OPEN SPACE is aptly named with its huge open platform that includes the trademark convertible indoor/outdoor living space made possible with a “garage door” that lifts up into the ceiling.

Adding to the openness and fresh breezes is a front door opening to an oversized forward cockpit.

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The Bali 4.2 size is hits that sweet spot in space and accommodations while still being sailable single-handed. The perfect boat for a cruising couple.

The option of “Jack & Jill” bathrooms in the 4-cabin version opens up even more space for living, storage, and enjoyment. Favorite features include:

• breezy, open living areas with the option to close in with inclement weather
• over-sized front cockpit with sunbeds for lounging, reading, or whatever
• rooftop relaxation lounge for having an icy sundowner as the sun sets
• big American fridge/freezer
• well-appointed fixtures, finishings, and accommodations.

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2022 Bali 4.8 Owner’s Version

July 11, 2024.

Bali 4.8, 2022, Owners version, 3 Cabin, 3 head, never chartered, no storm damage easy to see in Ft. Lauderdale.

Some of her notable features include:

• Custom aftermarket sail package w/ code zero, furling mainsail, and upgraded genoa
• Very desireable and rare 3 cabin owner's version
• Gala tender w/ Evinrude e-tec outboard
• Custom hardtop w/ full enclosure
• And so much more

You have to see this 4.8 to appreciate her spacious and luxurious areas. She feels like a high end condo with huge entertaining spaces, large galley, and a full size side by side refrigerator freezer. Three large cabins each with their own spacious head and shower. Two of them have private access onto the rear cockpit. All three of these cabins compare favorably to master cabins in this class of cat.

The hallmark design feature on this Bali is the full width hydraulic opening door which allows for uninterrupted huge cockpit-salon-galley area.  With it closed this entire area is climate controlled and boasts tons of seating and entertaining space with room for 12 at the dinning table, with the door open it provides the same huge space with open air breezes to enjoy your time on the water.

The large entertainment spaces are not limited to main salon but continue up above with the large enclosable flybridge helm area with plentiful seating space; and don't forget this Bali also has the solid foredeck (no trampoline) which provides the third huge space to eat entertain and lounge in.

Key Bali 4.8 Features

• Large tilting rear door and side sliding windows
• Huge cockpit/salon with seating for 12 at the dinning table
• Tons of ventilation with opening front door and rear door as well as sliding side windows and large tilt up windows up front
• Large open galley with high end appliances including full size side by side fridge/freezer
• Access to rear cockpit by opening hatches and steps in the aft cabins
• Panoramic relaxation area on the flybridge with custom enclosure
• Solid foredeck making large forward lounge space

Accomodations

• Air conditioned throughout salon and staterooms
• Bali 4.8 in 3 cabin 3 head version
• 3 cabins all with queen size beds and private heads and showers 2 with direct outside cockpit access
• Huge master head with dual sinks separate shower and washer dryer
• Beds turned to outside with great views of the sea
• Storage is plentiful as Bali does not waste any space

Galley and Salon

• The gourmet galley is very open and located midship so the cook is part of the action
• Double SS sink
• Gas oven and 4 burner stove top
• Custom cabinet with top of the line Breville CombiWave air fryer, oven and microwave
• Full size side by side fridge/freezer with cold water and ice dispenser
• Additional ice maker at nav station
• Lots of counter storage and prep space
• 12 person folding table with electric raise/lower function
• One large L shaped setee
• One large setee
• Side opening windows for light and ventilation
• TV on electric raising mechanism
• Custom electrically raising/lowering blinds
• Forward facing nav station with 9" Axiom, VHF, auto pilot control, tri-data and integrated ships systems display, fusion stereo head unit

Sails and Rigging

• Fully battened Mainsail with in-boom furling mechanism Self tacking jib
• Tri radial/Kevlar Code Zero with anti-rotation cable
• Code zero rigging: bowsprit, furler, bobstay, blocks and deck fitting.
• 1 Mainsail electric winch
• 2 Electric winches for head sails

Electronics

• RAYMARINE Electronics Pack including:
• Auto pilot with wireless remote
• GPS plotter AXIOM 12",
• Multi I70S,
• VHF RAY MIC at steering station
• AIS receiver transmitter
• 12 " full screen at steering station
• Radio Fusion 6HP bluetooth (salon, flybridge, and front cockpit)
• additional 9" Axiom at interior nav. station
• Starlink satelite dish
• 1 camera under portside spreader

Electrical and Mechanical

• Primary 110 volts electrical system
• Bow thruster
• Aquabase Watermaker
• Westerbeke Generator 13,5 KVA- 60 HZ with sound shield and remote control 110 volts
• Solar 1850 watts of Evervolt panels on custom SS rack
• Combined battery charger 80 amp-Inverter
• 1 x 130Ah gel starter battery, with breaker and manual emergency cutoff* port side
• 4 x 130Ah gel batteries for service and starboard engine starting
• Lithium Battery package
• Indirect lighting in salon, cockpit and cabins
• Forward cockpit and transom courtesy lighting

Helm and Flybridge

• Bimini Hardtop
• Dual seat helm station
• Full custom enclosure
• Huge L shaped setee
• Fly bridge table
• Flybridge sunbathing cushions with headboard
• Flybridge seats in beige
• All external upholstery Beige
• Forward cockpit seats
• Forward cockpit table with tilt up leaves
• Sunbathing cushions for foredeck
• Custom sunshade for foredeck
• Aft cockpit sun awning
• Beige fabric color for aft bench seats
• Electric Davit for easy tender launch and retrieval
• LED submarine lighting 21 W blue under each transom (4 spots)
• Extra Fuel tank of 400 L for a total capacity of 1000L
• Extra fresh water tank of 400 L for a total capacity of 1000L
• Gala  3.4 center console w/ Evinrude

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2022 Boat of the Year: Best Cruising Catamaran (Under 50’)

• By Cruising World Editors
• December 15, 2021

During and in the four days immediately following the US Sailboat show in Annapolis, Maryland, the  Cruising World  judges inspected and sailed on 27 boats vying for recognition. Learn more about the boats in our  2022 Boat of the Year  »

The sweet spot for cruising catamarans, for most multihull sailors, is right there between 40 and 50 feet: manageable by a couple, not so large that finding a place to park or dock is prohibitive, and with lots more room to spread out and bring the toys and kids than a monohull of similar length. This year’s set of nominees features industry stalwarts Leopard and Fountaine Pajot—both of which have enjoyed plenty of success in previous Boat of the Year competitions—and a pair of relative upstarts from Bali, the cruising offshoot from French builder Catana. The former are all-around cats with plenty of versatility; the latter aim to cater more toward the cruising/liveaboard part of the equation. Choices, choices! It proved to be a challenging quartet of cats for the judging panel to evaluate and sort out. 

The larger sibling of the two Bali cats entered for BOTY 2022—all the Bali offerings feature an innovative “garage door” separating the saloon and cockpit, which when raised creates a seamless indoor/outdoor living space that has proven to be highly popular—was the 46-plus-foot 4.6. It’s yet another one of this year’s catamarans with the ever-popular flybridge that has become a design staple for many cat builders. Judge Tim Murphy found it a pleasure to sail. “On some of the other cats, you felt you were fighting the sail controls,” he said. “Not here. It’s laid out nicely. It has a double-ended mainsheet system with no traveler but control at both ends, so you’ve got a port and a starboard sheet, and I think that’s a fine way to control the mainsail. It’s arguably easier to jibe with that system than a standard traveler; you have good athwartships control throughout the maneuver. Bali cats are known for comfort, but this one sails well too.”

At 40 feet, the Bali Catspace—the second of two boats from the brand entered in the 2022 BOTY contest—is the smallest offering in the Bali line, but judge Murphy found the open floor plan particularly alluring: “The living experience of being able to open up the back end of these cats so you create an indoor/outdoor platform is terrific. I didn’t give it much thought until I chartered a Bali, and it was totally delightful. The sailing performance was actually fine, but it was that back porch that made the trip.”

Dream Yacht Charters has added more and more Bali cats to their fleets, and it’s easy to see why. With their vast interior space; plenty of amenities including air conditioning and multiple fridges, including ones that would not be out of place in any well-equipped household kitchen ashore; and surprisingly effective sailing prowess given their systems and accommodations, these boats are almost synonymous with the word “vacation.” Take the interior layout of the Catspace: It has four staterooms with private heads, the forward pair with berths aligned athwartships and the aft set laid out in a fore-and-aft configuration. It’s hard to imagine a better use of space for four couples or a family in 40 feet of waterline.

Yes, a 40-foot catamaran is a design challenge; it’s fairly easy to accommodate loads of features in a 50-foot multihull, but it’s quite another to include all the creature comforts and niceties in considerably less real estate. But Murphy felt that the Isla 40—another 40-footer like the Catspace, but this one from longtime cat leader Fountaine Pajot—pulled it off well. The Isla also had a tall order to fill in that it replaced a previous cat of the same size in the builder’s lineup, the highly successful Lucia 40. “The mission for this boat was described in thirds,” Murphy said. “Bareboat charter, crewed charter and private ownership. I think they’ve created a boat that accomplishes all those missions. The boat sailed well, but it was also laid out well. In fact, the owner’s cabin to starboard was superb, one of the nicest places on any boat we inspected. We toured a lot of much bigger boats that didn’t have that sort of space.”

But when all was said and done, the Bali Cats and the Isla ran into a juggernaut with the Leopard 42, which proved to be a powerhouse BOTY entrant. It’s pretty clear by now that the relationship between South African builder Robertson and Caine; their lone client, the Moorings; and naval architects Simonis and Voogd, who bring the Leopard brand to life, is strong and fruitful. And they have a wall full of BOTY award-winning plaques to prove it. It’s time to make room for another. The judges found much to like about the latest Leopard, including the offset steering station to starboard and the lounge space forward accessed via a front door in the saloon. But the Leopard sealed its victory with an awesome sea trial in which it overhauled and passed a popular new monohull that shall remain nameless. Cats can’t point? Wrong!

What put the boat over the top wasn’t just the sailing performance, which was obviously terrific, but also the tools with which to sail the boat, and its overall deck layout, all of which optimized the experience. Murphy said, “With the Leopard, you have visual eye contact from the raised helm station to starboard down into the cockpit, you’ve got a visual line of sight into the saloon, and you’ve got a pretty good visibility over the top of the cabin top everywhere. You had access to your main sheet right there where you needed it. This was one of the boats that had no traveler, but instead had a windward and leeward block on the mainsheet. I think that’s a fine system, I like the control you have. Jibing works fine and is easily controlled.”

It was one little thing in a series of them, all of which added up to a boat—the Leopard 42—that was the unanimous winner in the 2022 category of Best Cruising Catamarans (Under 50’).

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Exceptional Mid-Size Cruising

Building on its popular “open space” concept sailing catamarans, the new Bali 4.2 is well-positioned to reign in the mid-sized market with the customary CATANA shipyard innovations and seakeeping qualities that make for an exceptional cruising experience.

Designed by Olivier Poncin, Xavier FAŸ, and the CATANA team, the 4.2 features spacious unobstructed social areas, panoramic views and a saloon that opens entirely to the aft cockpit with the signature Bali tilt-and-turn door.

As always, Bali has delivered a cruiser that optimizes living space and comfort without compromising safety and performance – an outstanding catamaran for both day sailing and extended bluewater cruising.

Outdoor Comfort Redefined

Social gathering spaces are a priority on the Bali 4.2, as evidenced by the expansive foredeck cockpit with wraparound bench seating and dinette. A massive cushioned sun bed replaces the traditional catamaran trampoline – ideal for relaxed lounging and socializing.

The flybridge is accessed via the port or starboard stairs, and features forward-facing lounge seating, plus a large sunbed area. Both allow guests plenty of room to enjoy 360 views and easy conversation with the helmsman.

To aft, the wide transom steps provide access for swimming or to the dinghy davits for easily launching the tender. The aft cockpit integrates with the interior saloon using the electric tilting “garage door” style opener, to instantly create a large open-air gathering area.

Modern Efficiency

Another exciting feature on the Bali 4.2 – normally found only on larger catamarans – is a convenient front door for access to the forward deck from the saloon and galley. Both the foredeck and saloon dining areas are conveniently served from the large well-equipped galley, complete with a full size refrigerator. The saloon has a warm, comfortable feel with clean lines and modern finishes.

The 4.2 is available in your choice of 3- or 4-cabin layout. The 3-cabin/3-bath layout features a massive owner’s suite occupying the port hull, with settee, desk area, and bath with separate shower stall. Or, choose a 4-cabin/4-bath version for charter or larger crews.

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Rugaru | 2022 Bali 4.2

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Rugaru | Bali 4.2 42.13ft

Us $663,932.

For Sale: Bali 4.2 – 2022

We are presenting this stunning 2022 Bali 4.2. Immaculately maintained and featuring a host of premium upgrades, this catamaran is ready to offer unparalleled comfort and performance. With less than 200 engine hours and many modern amenities, it's perfect for leisurely cruising and adventurous voyages.

Specifications

Model: Bali 4.2 Year Built: 2022 Length Overall (LOA): 12.84 meters Beam: 7.07 meters Draft: 1.22 meters

Upgraded to 2 x 45 HP Yanmar 4JH45 (E22102 & E22075)

Additional alternators: 12V 125A each

Rig & Sails:

Main Sail (New): Square Top, Reinforced Dacron, Full Battened

Aluminum V Boom

Solent Jib (New) with UV Protection

Lazy-Bag & Lazy-Jack (Taupe Color)

Code 0, 75m² (New)

Code 0 Rigging: Bow Spirit, Furler Unit, Bobstays, Blocks, Deck Fittings

Winches: 1 Electric for Halyards, 1 Extra for Gennaker Sheet, Code 0 or Spinnaker

Accommodation:

Cabins: 3 (Owner’s Version)

Showers & Heads: 3 Electric Fresh Water WC, 1 Shower in Main, Additional Shared Shower

Black Water Tank: 120 liters

Fuel Capacity: 800 liters

Water Capacity: 860 liters

Machinery & Systems:

Engines: Upgraded 2 x 45 HP Yanmar

Generator: Petrol, 5.5 kW, 220V (New, Never Used)

Solar Panels: 4 x Solbian SX 120 Panels (480 Watt)

Inverter: Victron Energy Quattro 3000 Watt

Air Conditioning: In all indoor Areas

Central Heating: Webasto Warm Water System

Water Maker: Schenker ZEN 100 12V (105 liters)

Washing Machine: LG 8.5/5 Kg Integrated in Portside Head (220V)

Hull & Deck:

Material: GRP

Features: Aft Saloon Door Opening to Cockpit, Tilting Window Door to Front Cockpit, Forward Cockpit Removable Table

Hydraulic Aft Gangway: Opacmare

Cushions: For Fly Deck, Front Cockpit, Aft Cockpit, Helmsman Seat

Additional: Davit with Electric Dinghy Lift, Swim Ladder with Teak Steps, Hot & Cold Cockpit Shower, Plancha Grill with Gas

Windlass: Quick 1000W with Remote Control

Anchor: Delta 25kg with 80m Chain

Additional Gear: 8 Mooring Warps & Fenders, Stern Spring Cleats

Cabins Layout: Owner’s Suite on Port Side, 2 Guest Cabins on Starboard

Extra Berth: Single in Starboard Forepeak

Salon: Telescopic Table Converts to Double Berth, Club Corner, Ottoman Seats

Galley: High Cupboards, Gas Oven, LG Fridge (233 Lt) & Freezer (107 Lt), Microwave + Grill (Whirlpool)

Electronics & Navigation:

Raymarine Pack: Automatic Pilot P70S, GPS-Plotter Axiom 7", Multi i70S

VHF: Raymarine 63 and Backup Antenna

Chart Plotters: 12” on Flybridge

Sound System: 60" TV with DVD, Global Satellite TV Antenna, Fusion 4 HP Bluetooth Radio

WiFi: Two Antennas

Electric Power:

Shore Power: 220V

Battery Charger: Two Victron Energy 10Ah

Batteries: 4 x 130Ah Service, 3 x Relion Lithium 300Ah

Battery Controller & Inverter: 12V-3000W Victron Energy Quattro

Safety Equipment:

Life Raft: Ocean Standard for 8

Radar Reflector, Flares, Day Shapes, Lifebuoys, Life Jackets

Safety Harness, Bilge Pumps (Automatic and Manual), Emergency Tiller

Fire Extinguishers

Tender (Not Included)

For an extra €16,000, the sale includes a like-new Highfield 330 Sport with only 15 hours on the 25hp Yamaha with a center console, equipped with an electric starter and actuator (45Ah battery), perfect for quick shore transfers and light watersports.

Additional Comments: Sold by its first private owners, this Bali 4.2 is in pristine condition with extensive additional features, including upgraded engines, lithium batteries, a 3000-watt charger-inverter, and a 5.5 kW generator. It’s a highly equipped, luxury catamaran with new antifouling and is available now for immediate delivery.

• Length: 42ft
• Beam: 23' 2"
• Draft: 4' 0"
• Hull: Fiberglass
• Status: Active

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• Length Overall: 42.13 ft
• Max Draft: 4' 0"
• Beam Measure: 23' 2"
• Total Power: 45
• Engine Brand: Yanmar
• Year Built: 2022
• Engine Model: 4JH45
• Engine Type: Inboard
• Engine/Fuel Type: Diesel
• Engine Hours: 200
• Engine Power: 45 hp
• Fresh Water Tanks: 2 (400 Gallons)
• Fuel Tanks: 2 (400 Gallons)

Accommodations

• Number of cabins: 3

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