Charter & Rent a Bali 4.4 in Mallorca: Prices, Routes & 2026 Guide
The Bali 4.4 at a Glance: Technical Specifications
The Bali 4.4, designed by Samer Lasta and Xavier Fay, is renowned for its innovative layout that eliminates the traditional trampoline in favor of a solid forward cockpit. For those looking to browse our full fleet, you can view more options on our boats page. Below are the key specifications for the Bali 4.4 models available for the 2026 season:
| Feature | Specification |
|---|---|
| Overall Length (LOA) | 13.75 meters (45.1 ft) |
| Beam | 7.40 meters |
| Draft | 1.20 meters |
| Cabins | 3 to 4 double cabins + 2 bow peaks for crew |
| Berths | Up to 10-12 guests |
| Fuel Capacity | 800 Liters |
| Water Capacity | 860 Liters |
| Engine Power | 2 x 45 HP or 2 x 57 HP |
Why the Bali 4.4 is Perfect for Mallorca’s Coastline
Mallorca’s coastline is a mix of rugged cliffs in the Serra de Tramuntana and shallow, sandy bays in the south and east. The Bali 4.4 is particularly well-suited for this geography for several reasons:
- Shallow Draft: With a draft of only 1.20 meters, you can anchor closer to the shore in popular spots like Es Trenc or Cala Mondragó, where deeper keel monohulls cannot venture.
- The Tilting "Bali" Door: The large rear glass door pivots upward, merging the saloon and the aft cockpit into one massive living area. This is ideal for the Mallorca heat, providing maximum ventilation while at anchor.
- Solid Forward Cockpit: Instead of a trampoline, the Bali 4.4 features a rigid lounge area at the bow. This provides a stable platform for sunbathing and sundowners while moored in the calm waters of Cala d'Or.
- Upper Flybridge: The elevated helm station and lounge provide 360-degree visibility, making it easier to navigate the busy waters of the Bay of Palma.
Pricing: Renting vs. Chartering in 2026
When booking a Bali 4.4, the price varies significantly based on the season and the level of service required. Bareboat rentals require a valid skipper's license (ICC or RYA Day Skipper equivalent), while crewed charters include a professional skipper and often a hostess or chef.
| Season | Months | Weekly Price Range (Estimate) |
|---|---|---|
| Low Season | April, May, October | €4,500 – €6,500 |
| Mid Season | June, September | €7,500 – €10,500 |
| High Season | July, August | €11,500 – €14,500 |
Note: Prices typically exclude VAT (21% in Spain), fuel, and the Advanced Provisioning Allowance (APA) for crewed charters.
Top 1-Day Itineraries from Palma de Mallorca
Most Bali 4.4 catamarans are based in the Real Club Náutico de Palma or Marina La Lonja. For a single-day rental, two routes stand out:
- Westward to Portals Vells: A short 1.5-hour sail brings you to the "Three Finger Bay." The Bali 4.4’s spacious deck is perfect for a long lunch at anchor followed by a swim in the sea caves.
- Eastward to Cala Blava: Sail across the Bay of Palma to the marine reserve of Cabo Blanco. The crystal-clear waters here are ideal for testing the snorkeling gear often included with your charter.
7-Day Mallorca Itinerary for the Bali 4.4
For a full week of chartering, a circumnavigation or a deep dive into the Southeast coast is recommended. The Bali 4.4 handles the afternoon "Embata" (local thermal wind) with ease. You can find more details on combining land and sea stays on our Mallorca yacht and villa page.
- Day 1: Palma to Es Trenc. Anchor in the Caribbean-like waters of Mallorca’s most famous beach.
- Day 2: Es Trenc to Cabrera Archipelago. A 10nm hop to the National Park. (Requires a pre-booked mooring permit).
- Day 3: Cabrera to Porto Colom. A sheltered natural harbor perfect for a quiet night on a buoy or at the town quay.
- Day 4: Porto Colom to Cala Ratjada. Explore the rugged East coast, stopping at Cala Varques for a midday swim.
- Day 5: Cala Ratjada to Port de Pollença. Sail across the Bay of Alcúdia to the northern reaches of the island.
- Day 6: Port de Pollença to Port de Sóller. A long but breathtaking leg along the Tramuntana cliffs.
- Day 7: Port de Sóller back to Palma. Pass by Sa Foradada and Dragonera Island before returning to base.
Logistics: Marinas and Mooring Fees
Mallorca has some of the best maritime infrastructure in the Mediterranean. However, during the peak months of July and August, booking a berth in advance via the Ports de Balears portal is essential. Marinas like Puerto Portals and Port Adriano are high-end options with premium boutiques and dining. For more traditional vibes, Porto Petro or Andratx offer excellent protection. Expect to pay between €150 and €400 per night for a catamaran of this size in a marina during high season, though many Bali 4.4 guests prefer the autonomy of anchoring out.
What is Typically Included?
When renting a Bali 4.4 in Mallorca, the contract usually includes the yacht, standard safety equipment, and kitchenware. However, extras (often called a "Comfort Pack") usually cover:
- End cleaning and gas bottles.
- Bed linen and towels.
- Dinghy with outboard motor.
- Not Included: Fuel (the boat is delivered full and must be returned full), marina fees outside the home base, and the Skipper’s fee (usually €200-€250 per day plus food).
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does it cost to rent a Bali 4.4 in Mallorca?
The cost typically ranges from €5,000 per week in the shoulder season to over €13,000 per week in August. This does not include the 21% Spanish VAT, fuel, or skipper fees if you require one.
Can I sail a Bali 4.4 bareboat in Mallorca?
Yes, provided you hold a valid skipper’s license recognized by the Spanish authorities, such as the ICC or an RYA Day Skipper (Level 2). You will also need a VHF radio operator license. The charter agency will review your nautical CV before confirming the booking.
Is the Bali 4.4 stable for guests prone to seasickness?
Catamarans like the Bali 4.4 are significantly more stable than monohulls because they do not "heel" (tilt) while sailing. The wide beam and dual hulls provide a level platform, making it the preferred choice for families and those new to yachting.
When is the best time for chartering a Bali 4.4 in Mallorca?
The prime season is from June to September. However, for the best balance of warm weather and lower prices, the months of May and late September offer excellent sailing conditions with fewer crowds in the popular calas.
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