Bali 4.4 Sailing Catamaran Hire

This Bali 4.4 sailing catamaran is based at D-Marin Turgutreis, on the Bodrum peninsula in Turkey, for private weeks through the Turkish Aegean. The operator lists the yacht as a Catana Group Bali 4.4 on an Open Space plan: a rigid forward cockpit, a folding aft door into the saloon, and a flybridge helm with a lounge on the coachroof. Length is 13.75 m on a 7.40 m beam with a 1.22 m draft. Twin hulls keep the platform steady in a summer breeze. Booking is set for eight guests in four cabins. The published week rate is 49000 euros. Confirm the current week, pack, and extras with the base at booking.

Guest sleep is four cabins with ensuite heads, each with a double berth, hull windows, and storage. The saloon is a single living deck with a long table, settees, a chart table, and an L galley that looks out over the water. The galley has a gas hob, oven, sink, and fridge stack. The forward cockpit is a lounge with sun pads and a table, reached from the saloon through a watertight door. Aft, the folding door opens the dining area onto the cockpit and the transom bench. The flybridge is the sailing station and a second sun area. A dinghy can be carried on davits. Twin engines sit in the hulls; published tank figures on the model sheet run to about 800 litres of fuel and about 860 litres of water.

Bareboat is the default if the skipper on the booking holds a suitable ticket. A skipper can be added through the operator when none of the guests hold a licence. From Turgutreis the first hops are Kara Ada, Orak, Cokertme, and the bays west toward Akyaka, or a longer week toward Datca and the Greek line if papers allow. Bodrum town sits a short road hop east of the marina. Fly into Bodrum Milas (BJV) and transfer by road to D-Marin Turgutreis. Check-in is at the marina after paperwork and a yacht briefing. Fuel, water, and port dues sit outside the week rate.

This Bali 4.4 is offered as a private sailing catamaran rental from Turgutreis, Turkey, for eight guests. The 49000 euro week is the figure published by the operator; confirm it before you pay a deposit. Open Space living, four ensuite cabins, and a flybridge make a Bodrum week workable for a family or two couples who want to sail rather than sit in a hotel. Pack light, bring a skipper ticket if you want to take the helm, and leave time for the transfer from BJV. Embark at D-Marin Turgutreis on the Bodrum peninsula.

Four cabins and a wide beam keep eight people on one hull without stacking berths. The rigid forward cockpit is the shade lounge at noon. The flybridge is the watch at sunset. Confirm the exact pontoon, return hour, and any hostess or toy extras with the base when you book.