Bali 4.2 | Princess Evgenia

Description

4-cabin catamaran Bali 4.2 – Princess Evgenia was built in 2025 and it is docked in Nikiana Marina | Lefkada, Greece.

Princess Evgenia can accommodate up to people in 4 cabins. Pillows and blankets are included in the price.

Catamaran Princess Evgenia offers 4 toilets with a shower.

Boat equipment features a rolling mainsail. It also boasts a flat screen TV and a stand up paddle.

With a length of 42.16 ft and a beam of 23.23 ft, Princess Evgenia is powered by a 100 kW engine and carries 640 L of fuel and 860 L of fresh water — built for self-sufficient cruising on multi-day itineraries.

Nikiana Marina | Lefkada is one of the most popular yacht charter hubs in Greece — a launching point for exploring hidden coves, sun-drenched islands and UNESCO-listed coastal towns. Whether you plan a weekend sail or a two-week island-hopping adventure, it is the ideal base for your next sailing holiday.

Check Princess Evgenia availability and book your sailing holiday with boat4you today — transparent pricing, local support and the best charter rates on the market.

Year

New yacht

2025

Cabins

Berths

Toilets

Type of mainsail

Rolling mainsail

Length

42.16 ft

Beam

23.23 ft

Fuel tank

640 l

Water tank

860 l

Engine (kW)

100 kW

Amenities

Deck

Black Water Tank

Cockpit cushions

Convertible table in salon

Dinghy

Gangway

GPS chart plotter

Indoor speakers

Outboard engine

Outside shower

Radio, USB, Bluetooth

Wi-Fi Internet

Wind/speed/depth instruments

Entertainment

Flat screen TV

Stand Up Paddle

Galley

Coffee machine

Refrigerator

Water maker

Navigation

Autopilot

Safety

VHF radio

Sails

Electric winches

Yacht electrics

Air conditioning

Generator

Heating

Inverter

Availability

Good to know

Pick-up time

Drop-off time

Payment method

Local currency, Euro

Sailing licence required

Standard sailing licence, VHF licence

Cancellation Policy

Flexible cancellation is designed for cases when you suddenly need to cancel your sailing holiday. It also covers COVID-19 sickness, hospitalization or forced quarantine.