Double Three (Bali Catspace)

Perfect for groups This 2024 Bali 4.3 catamaran suits families or friends wanting comfortable, modern accommodation without breaking the bank, four cabins sleep up to nine, which spreads costs nicely across a larger party. The catamaran design also means excellent stability and a spacious saloon, ideal if anyone's prone to seasickness.

Modern and practical As a brand-new build, you're getting current technology, reliable systems, and that fresh-boat feel with minimal maintenance surprises during your charter. The Bali brand punches above its weight for a 12.3m vessel, offering a surprisingly good layout and solid build quality that charter companies trust.

Strong value proposition At €9,445 per week, this works out to roughly €1,050 per person for nine, genuinely competitive for a new catamaran with four private cabins in the Mediterranean. The €5,000 deposit is reasonable and fairly standard.

One honest note The base location isn't specified in your brief, which matters hugely for international crews; you'll want to confirm airport proximity, transfer times, and whether Malta Charters offers English-speaking support and flexible check-in for long-haul arrivals. Without knowing the exact berth location, it's hard to comment on local sailing conditions or summer availability.

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