NEW BALI 4.4

Bali catamaran — Greece A catamaran built around a simple premise: space that a family actually uses. The Bali signature is present throughout — the tilting door that opens the saloon directly onto the aft cockpit, side bay windows that lift away, a rigid foredeck instead of trampolines, and generous refrigerated capacity for long stretches between provisioning stops. Accommodation runs to six cabins for twelve guests: four cabins with a double bed, plus two single-berth cabins. It is a layout that suits multi-generational groups and two families sailing together, with enough separation to keep everyone comfortable over a full week. The Greek islands reward this kind of yacht. Shallow draft and easy manoeuvrability open up anchorages the larger boats pass by, while the solid foredeck becomes the natural gathering point at anchor — breakfast in the shade, the afternoon spent watching the light shift across the Cyclades. Chartered with crew, so the navigation, the cooking and the daily rhythm are handled while you decide only where to swim next.