Boat charter in Türkiye · Bali 4.8 in Fethiye / Yacht Club Mai — (2022)

Fethiye's position on the Turkish coast makes it an ideal departure point for a week's cruising among Greek islands and sheltered Anatolian bays. The Bali, a 2022 Bali 4.8 catamaran, sits ready at Yacht Club Mai to take six guests into that world—with the layout and seaworthiness that dual hulls provide. Living aboard means three cabins and three bathrooms distributed across the twin hulls, so each berth has genuine privacy rather than bunking arrangements. The saloon sits between them in a naturally ventilated space where meals and downtime happen without constraint. The cockpit—wide and uncrowded—serves as your social hub for navigation and evening drinks, while the trampolines and foredeck become extra territory when you're not sailing. That spreading layout is what 14.83 meters of multihull design accomplishes. Catamaran stability matters most at anchor, where the beam keeps the Bali level and comfortable even in light chop. The shallow draft opens access to bays and anchorages too tight for monohulls, letting you approach beaches and explore coves that would require a tender elsewhere. Over seven days from Fethiye, you can sail to Ekincik's hidden creek, thread through the islands of the Dodecanese, or drift along Turkey's pine-covered shoreline. This is bareboat independence with the practicality of space and three full facilities—the baseline for groups cruising together.