2007 Bali Bali 4.6 à venda

Overview

The 2007 Bali 4.6 occupies a particular niche: early-generation French catamaran engineering before the brand pivoted toward volume charter production. This 12-meter cat was built when Bali prioritized structural layup and offshore capability, resulting in a hull that's crossed oceans under multiple ownerships and remains a known quantity among Pacific cruisers.

Accommodation

Two cabins, one head. The layout favors the cruising couple who occasionally hosts crew or family, with the saloon's open-plan design providing communal space that doesn't feel compromised by the modest cabin count. Bali's signature cockpit-saloon integration means the galley, dining, and helm areas flow as one large social zone—practical when you're living aboard in warm climates, and American Samoa qualifies.

Deck & equipment

Dual helm stations provide redundancy and visibility. The bridgedeck clearance on the 4.6 has logged thousands of miles without the slamming issues that plague underbodied cats. Beam delivers initial stability and deck space without requiring specialist marina berths. Specific equipment details are not provided, but the platform itself is the known quantity here.

Why this boat

Location tells the story. American Samoa is not a brokerage hub; it's where boats pause mid-passage or stage for the next ocean. This Bali is priced as used inventory in a market where cosmetics matter less than seaworthiness. For a buyer seeking a proven catamaran platform already positioned in the South Pacific, the 4.6 offers known engineering, liveaboard volume, and immediate access to some of the world's finest cruising grounds.