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Bali 5.4 catamaran
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Bali 5.4 Catamaran Charter

54 ft · 5 cabins · sleeps 10 · from $4,750/week

Best for large group Best for family Best for luxury
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Quick Specs

Builder Bali Catamarans (Catana Group)
Length Overall 54 ft / 16.36 m
Beam 8.92 m
Guest Cabins 5
Crew Cabins 2
Max Guests 10
Year Range 2022–present
Amenities
AC generator watermaker solar dinghy garage_door_platform ice_maker

Where You Can Charter This Yacht

Caribbean

Peak: Dec/Jan/Feb
Mediterranean

Peak: Jun/Jul/Aug
Indian Ocean

Peak: Nov/Dec/Jan

Pricing & Seasons

Pricing varies by destination and season. Bareboat is the base rate; crewed adds a captain and (typically) hostess for full-service charters.

Season Bareboat (Low) Bareboat (High) Crewed (Low) Crewed (High)
low
bvi/usvi
2026
 $7,000–$9,500 $~$23k $10,500 $15,750
low
bvi/usvi
2026
 $5,800–$13,900 $~$28k $13,900 $27,800
low
bvi/usvi
2026
 $4,750–$10,900 $~$22k $10,900 $21,800
low
bvi/usvi
2026
 $6,850–$18,850 $~$36k $18,850 $47,600
shoulder
bvi/usvi
2026
 $16,428–$25,555 $~$59k $32,857 $57,500
high
bvi/usvi
2026
 $18,000–$28,000 $~$64k $25,200 $45,000
high
bvi/usvi
2026
 $6,800–$17,350 $~$34k $17,350 $34,700
high
bvi/usvi
2026
 $5,600–$13,650 $~$27k $13,650 $27,300
high
bvi/usvi
2026
 $8,050–$23,550 $~$44k $23,550 $59,500
Prices in USD per week, 2026. Source: noonsite.com + dreamyachtcharter.com + themoorings.com. Last updated 2026-09-01.

Crewed charter typically adds ~$1,500/day for captain + hostess on top of bareboat rates. Prices exclude fuel, provisioning, mooring fees, and gratuity.

What Our Captains Say

crowd avoidance
— Captain D. (BVI-based since 2000)
spring season

Mid-March to early April is the BVI's busiest window. To enjoy great weather without peak-season crowds, try late November or late April. Norman Island's The Caves are nearly empty after 4 PM — the afternoon light through the cave openings is the best for snorkeling. Cooper Island Beach Club's full rum bar (260+ labels) is a slow weekday afternoon treat; weekends can have 50+ boats anchored. If you want a private beach day, Great Tobago or Sandy Spit are your best bets and only accessible by boat.

mooring practical
— Captain R. (Sail Tortola Charters)
all season

In peak season, popular BVI bays (The Baths, Norman Island, Jost Van Dyke) get full moorings by 2 PM. Plan to arrive before 11 AM or after 4 PM. Most National Parks Trust moorings are $25-30/night — the dinghy dock at the closest bar is the true secret. Beware that most BVI bays have no shore access at night — drop anchor in 30+ feet of water with sand (not coral) bottom. The Bight at Norman Island can be rolly; opt for the eastern side or Benures Bay for quieter nights.

comparison
— Captain L. (USVI-based)
winter season

If you only have 7 days and want both sides, base yourself in St Thomas (USVI) and day-sail to BVI. The USVI has easier entry (US citizens no passport needed) and reliable provisioning in Red Hook or Yacht Haven. The BVI has better-protected anchorages, smaller distances between islands, and the iconic spots (Baths, Norman Island). Most of our guests do 3-4 days USVI + 3-4 days BVI; this works well from Christmas to April when seas are calm.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How much does it cost to charter a Bali 5.4? ▾
Chartering a Bali 5.4 in 2026 typically runs $4,750 to $59,500 per week depending on destination, season, and whether you choose bareboat or crewed. Caribbean high season (December–April) is the most expensive; Mediterranean summer (June–August) is comparable. Low season (June–November Caribbean, November–April Mediterranean) can be 30–50% cheaper.
Is the Bali 5.4 good for families? ▾
Yes — the Bali 5.4 is a strong family pick. With 5 guest cabins sleeping up to 10, plus indoor and outdoor lounging space, it works well for two- or three-generation trips. The shallow draft and stable platform also make it approachable for kids new to sailing.
How many guests can sleep on the Bali 5.4? ▾
The Bali 5.4 has 5 guest cabins plus 2 crew cabin(s). It comfortably sleeps up to 10 guests in standard charter configuration.
What's included in the charter price? ▾
Standard inclusions: yacht, insurance, dinghy, bedding, basic kitchen equipment. Typically NOT included: fuel (~$30-60/day), food and beverages, mooring/anchorage fees (varies $0-150/night), water/toy usage, crew gratuity (10-15% for crewed charters), provisioning, customs fees where applicable.
Do I need a sailing license to charter the Bali 5.4? ▾
For bareboat charter in most jurisdictions you need a sailing resume demonstrating equivalent experience, plus an ICC (International Certificate of Competence) or equivalent national license for Mediterranean destinations. The BVI, USVI, and Bahamas are more relaxed — charter companies typically accept documented charter experience plus a checkout sail. Crewed charter requires no license.
When is the best time to charter the Bali 5.4? ▾
For Caribbean charters: December through April is peak (reliable trade winds, low hurricane risk, calm seas). May and November are good shoulder months with lower prices. June through October carries hurricane risk — book travel insurance.
Bareboat or crewed — which should I choose? ▾
Choose bareboat if you have sailing experience and want flexibility and savings. Choose crewed if you want maximum relaxation, local knowledge, gourmet meals, and don't have sailing experience. A typical crewed premium is ~$1,500/day on top of bareboat (captain + hostess).
How far in advance should I book? ▾
For peak season (Caribbean Christmas-April, Med July-August) book 6-9 months ahead. For shoulder months 3-6 months ahead usually suffices. Last-minute deals exist in low season — but limited choice of boats.

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