2023 CATANA Bali 4.6

The 2023 CATANA Bali 4.6 is a sailing catamaran designed for sailors who value space, autonomy, and the freedom to explore. With its open-plan layout and smart engineering, this boat is ideal for extended family cruises or as a revenue-generating charter asset in the Mediterranean. The fact that it's already in a boutique charter program with transferable bookings for 2026 makes it a compelling turnkey opportunity.
 

This catamaran suits two main types of buyers: families or groups who want a comfortable, self-sufficient platform for long summer cruises in the Greek islands, and investors looking for a charter-ready asset with an established program. The boutique charter model with a mandatory skipper and limited rotation means low wear and tear, making it also a smart choice for owner-operators who plan to offset costs. If you prioritize space, light, and social areas over pure sailing performance, this boat delivers.
 

Is the 2023 CATANA Bali 4.6 for Sale?

Yes, this 2023 CATANA Bali 4.6 is currently offered for sale through its listing broker. The yacht is located in Paros, Greece, and is already in a boutique charter program with transferable bookings for 2026. Because this Bali 4.6 is a turnkey package that rarely comes to market with such a complete setup, availability of a comparable example may be limited.
 

For buyers, availability is less important than reviewing the charter program carefully. If charter income is part of your plan, review the existing program and transfer terms carefully before making an offer. The rig, sails, and systems should all be inspected, since even a 2023 boat can have wear from a charter season. A well-documented example with transferable bookings can have a very different ownership profile from another Bali 4.6 that has no charter history.
 

2023 CATANA Bali 4.6 Price

The asking price for this 2023 CATANA Bali 4.6 is €800,000, which is competitive for a 2023 model with this specification and an active program. Catamarans in Greece hold value well, especially those with charter income and transferable bookings, 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. Running costs for a 46-foot catamaran are not trivial, but the Bali 4.6 is designed to keep them predictable. Fuel consumption at cruising speed is modest, and the solar and watermaker systems significantly reduce dependency on marinas. Maintenance is straightforward with Yanmar engines and widely available parts. The fact that the 2026 bookings are transferable is a significant bonus, but factor in the cost of the mandatory skipper.
 

Performance and Propulsion

This Bali 4.6 is powered by twin Yanmar 57hp engines with sail drives for reliable maneuverability and efficient coastal passages. The Yanmar 57hp engines are well-regarded marine diesels known for dependable operation, and the sail drives provide efficient coastal passages and easy docking.
 

Advanced energy and water autonomy includes 500W solar, a 105L/h watermaker, and 860L fresh water capacity for extended off-grid cruising. 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. Fuel consumption at cruising speed is modest, and the solar and watermaker systems significantly reduce dependency on marinas.
 

Exterior Design and Construction

This 2023 Bali 4.6 features a signature Bali open-plan saloon with a forward-opening window and seamless connection to the foredeck lounge. Expansive outdoor living includes a vast aft cockpit, forward lounge, and flybridge with sunpads and table, while a hydraulic aft platform and dinghy lifting system provide easy water access and tender handling. The exterior layout is designed for social living and space.
 

Buyers should inspect the hulls, deck, bulkheads, rigging, mast, sails, through-hulls, sail drives, and steering system. The aft cockpit, forward lounge, flybridge, hydraulic aft platform, dinghy lifting system, deck hardware, and railings should also be reviewed. Inspect the rig, sails, and systems carefully, since even a 2023 boat can have wear from a charter season.
 

Interior and Accommodation

This 2023 Bali 4.6 offers a five-cabin, four-head layout that comfortably sleeps 10, perfect for large families or charter guests. The signature Bali open-plan saloon connects seamlessly to the foredeck lounge, and the layout prioritizes space, light, and social areas over pure sailing performance. The five-cabin, four-head arrangement makes the boat workable for large families and charter guests.
 

Individual boats may have different upholstery, appliances, flooring, and interior finishes depending on specification. Buyers should inspect the cabins, heads, saloon, galley, refrigeration, air-conditioning, watermaker, plumbing, and bilge systems for condition. The five-cabin layout and open-plan saloon should be reviewed against your family cruising or charter plans during a viewing in Paros.
 

What to Check Before Buying a 2023 CATANA Bali 4.6
 

Before you make an offer, consider how you'll use the boat: if charter income is part of your plan, review the existing program and transfer terms carefully. The survey should cover the hulls, deck, bulkheads, rigging, mast, sails, through-hulls, sail drives, steering system, electrical equipment, solar panels, watermaker, air-conditioning, plumbing, and bilge systems. Inspect the rig, sails, and systems even on a 2023 boat.
 

The twin Yanmar 57hp engines with sail drives should be inspected individually, including engine hours, service records, sail drive condition, and cooling systems. Buyers should also test the 500W solar, 105L/h watermaker, navigation electronics, refrigeration, pumps, air-conditioning, and other onboard systems. We recommend a sea trial and a full survey. Contact us to arrange a viewing in Paros and see it for yourself.