Noleggio barca a Turchia · Bali 4.6 in Fethiye / Lykia Yacht Club — “Mayflower” — (2022)

Mayflower sits at Fethiye's Lykia Yacht Club, ready to carry nine guests into the protected anchorages and shallow bays that define the Turkish Riviera. The 2022 Bali 4.6's dual hulls are built for this coast—they hold you steady at anchor in the sudden squalls that sweep down from the Lycian mountains, and they draw just 1.3 metres, letting you nose into the sand and pebble beaches where monohull charterers cannot reach. Living aboard works across five well-planned cabins, each with its own ensuite bathroom. The saloon sits between the hulls, bright and uncluttered, with the galley close by for cooking and gathering. Outside, the wide trampolines stretch across the bridge deck—the real living room on passage, or holding you in the sun while anchored. The foredeck opens up for morning swims and evening sundowners, and the twin cockpits give skipper and crew room to move without crowding. From Fethiye, a week's cruise takes you east along the pine-backed coves of the Lycian coast, into Ölüdeniz's famous turquoise lagoon, or westward toward Ekincik and the Dalyan delta. The catamaran's fuel capacity and moderate power mean five to seven anchorages are comfortably within reach, with time to explore each one. Whether you sail hard or drift with the anchor down, the Bali 4.6's stability and living space make the difference between a crowded passage and a voyage your group actually enjoys.