Bali 5.2 (15.80 m), the Catana Group’s new super cruiser
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No revolutions, but a new model, the Bali 5.2, in line with the underlying philosophy of all Catena Group cruising catamarans, namely the maximum search for space and comfort. Thus was born the new addition to the Bali range, developed by the shipyard’s design office in collaboration with the Piaton-Bercault Design Studio. A catamaran that, in the Bali tradition, looks to the charter world but, offering a numerous series of customizations, is also proposed for owner cruising. To see it in the water will take a few more months; the world premiere is set for the Cannes Boat Show in late summer.
Bali 5.2, what a catamaran it is
The BALI 5.2 is available with 3, 4, 5 and 6 cabins. She offers a wide range of customizations and configurations to suit a family or charter crew program. If needed, the BALI 5.2 can accommodate up to 16 guests. The rear cabins of the 6-berth version can accommodate 3 people each, and for even greater comfort in this version, the toilets are separate from the showers. An additional bunk bed is available for the crew in this configuration.
Unmissable on the outside are some of the elements that have characterized Bali production in recent years: the swinging and revolving door, the foredeck and the door between the saloon and the forward cockpit.
The rear beach area offers a real BeachClub with a hydraulic platform that is also functional for the tender or for bathing. The forward cockpit, on the other hand, is a real space for playing, eating, chatting, and resting, even when sailing. The connection with the dinette through the entrance door makes it a space fully integrated into the boat.
In addition to the maneuvering area, the fly bridge is also designed to be used as a living area, with a table equipped with a refrigerator and a C-shaped sofa. The upper deck is covered by a hard top on which solar panels are optionally installed.
The BALI 5.2 is equipped with a genoa with good overlap, large 70 m², and a 94 m² square top mainsail, to which a 105 m² Code 0 can also be added for light breezes. All technical measurements of the new catamaran are not yet known.
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