2020 CATANA Bali 4.6

This 2020 CATANA Bali Yacht 4.6 is a four-cabin sailing catamaran built for buyers who want open living space and simple shorthanded sailing. The Bali door and OpenSpace saloon connect cockpit and interior in one usable social zone. It suits private cruising in Thailand and a charter-friendly ownership plan.
 

This Bali 4.6 fits a family or couple who want a liveaboard-capable catamaran with room for guests in Thailand. The four cabins and three heads work well for private island cruising, while the 12-person limit gives a small charter operator a practical platform. Buyers who prefer a sailing catamaran over a motor yacht should shortlist it for coastal passages and marina-based weekends.
 

Is the 2020 CATANA Bali Yacht 4.6 for Sale?

Yes, this 2020 CATANA Bali Yacht 4.6 is currently offered for sale through its listing broker. The yacht is located in Pattaya, Thailand, and the 2020 build date and Thailand location make this used yacht easy to inspect for Asia-based buyers. Because four-cabin catamarans hold buyer interest in Asia, availability of a comparable example may be limited.
 

For buyers, availability is less important than the condition of the specific boat. Engine hours, rig age, sail condition, service history, and the Bali door seals should all be reviewed before committing. A well-maintained example with documented service can have a very different ownership profile from another Bali 4.6 that has deferred maintenance.
 

2020 CATANA Bali Yacht 4.6 Price

The asking price for this 2020 CATANA Bali Yacht 4.6 is €690,000. Four-cabin catamarans hold buyer interest in Asia, and a clean survey file and documented service history support resale value, which supports the asking price. Asking prices are subject to change and should not be treated as confirmed transaction values.
 

The purchase price is only part of the budget for a 46-foot catamaran. Budget beyond the asking price: antifouling, rig checks, engine service, insurance, and marina fees in Pattaya all affect annual cost. Twin Yanmar diesels keep fuel use modest for a catamaran, yet sailing catamarans still need regular sail and running-rig maintenance. Buyers should also account for a professional survey, sea trial, and general upkeep.
 

Performance and Propulsion

This Bali 4.6 is powered by twin 57 HP Yanmar inboard diesels that deliver modest fuel burn for island hopping and marina access. The Yanmar 57 HP diesels provide reliable auxiliary power, and the twin installation gives this 46-foot catamaran modest fuel burn for island hopping and marina access.
 

The BALI door and OpenSpace saloon create one large cockpit-to-saloon living zone with strong light and airflow, while the catamaran platform supports coastal passages and marina-based weekends. Actual sailing performance and fuel consumption depend on load, sea conditions, sail trim, and hull maintenance, so a sea trial should be used to verify performance. Twin Yanmar diesels keep fuel use modest for a catamaran.
 

Exterior Design and Construction

This 2020 CATANA Bali Yacht 4.6 features a BALI door and OpenSpace saloon that create one large cockpit-to-saloon living zone with strong light and airflow. The Bali door connects cockpit and interior in one usable social zone, and the exterior layout is designed for open living and simple shorthanded sailing. The boat is located in Pattaya, Thailand, making inspection easy for Asia-based buyers.
 

Buyers should inspect the hulls, deck, bulkheads, rigging, mast, sails, through-hulls, and steering system. The BALI door seals, OpenSpace saloon, cockpit, deck hardware, and railings should also be reviewed. Check rig age, sail condition, and the BALI door seals as part of the survey.
 

Interior and Accommodation

This 2020 CATANA Bali Yacht 4.6 offers a four-cabin layout with a full starboard master hull that gives owners private space and clear guest separation. Accommodation for up to 12 people supports family trips, small-group charters, and day hosting. The four cabins and three heads work well for private island cruising.
 

Individual boats may have different upholstery, appliances, flooring, and interior finishes depending on specification. Buyers should inspect the master hull, guest cabins, heads, saloon, galley, refrigeration, plumbing, and bilge systems for condition. The four-cabin layout and master hull should be reviewed against your private cruising or charter plans during a viewing in Pattaya.
 

What to Check Before Buying a 2020 CATANA Bali Yacht 4.6

Before committing, arrange a sea trial and independent survey; check rig age, sail condition, engine hours, and the BALI door seals. The survey should cover the hulls, deck, bulkheads, rigging, mast, sails, through-hulls, steering system, electrical equipment, plumbing, and bilge systems.
 

The twin 57 HP Yanmar inboard diesels should be inspected individually, including engine hours, service records, and cooling systems. Buyers should also test navigation electronics, autopilot, VHF radio, refrigeration, pumps, and other onboard systems. Ask for the full service file and confirm Thai import and cruising paperwork. This Bali 4.6 for sale is worth a careful look for buyers seeking a used yacht with charter potential in Southeast Asia. Contact the broker for the inventory and a viewing slot in Pattaya.