2021 Bali 4.3

The 2021 Bali 4.3 is a fiberglass catamaran built around a clean, purposeful design. At 43 feet in length and 23 feet in beam, it offers the kind of space and stability that defines modern cruising multihulls. Twin Yanmar diesel engines—57 hp each with saildrive—have logged 725 hours of service. The boat carries 800 liters of fuel and 800 liters of fresh water, with a maximum draft of 1.2 meters for access to shallow anchorages.

The interior is arranged as a three-cabin, two-head owner's version. The master suite spans the full width of one hull with a double berth, central desk, and private forward head. Two additional guest cabins complete the sleeping arrangement. The galley is fully equipped with dual sinks, stove, oven, refrigerator, freezer, and ice maker, supported by a dishwasher and washer-dryer. Hot water runs from a boiler, and the boat includes an autopressure system and blackwater treatment.

Navigation and power systems are comprehensive Raymarine setups: dual GPS units, plotter, autopilot, depth sounder, wind instrument, radar, VHF, and compass repeaters. Two 900-watt solar panels feed an inverter and charging system, with 220V shore power available. Sails include a batten mainsail of 54 square meters and a roller-furling jib of 63 square meters with lazy bag. An electric windlass and electric winch on the flying bridge handle ground tackle and sail handling.

The boat carries a tender with davits, a swim ladder, cockpit shower, and cockpit table. The flying bridge and foredeck feature full bimini cover and cushioning throughout. An inflatable liferaft and safety equipment rated for offshore cruising complete the package. The engines received service in 2024, as did the hull and batteries, which were replaced.