ARCTIC WONDER

Bali 4.6 — Northern Norway Few cruising grounds reward a catamaran the way Northern Norway does. Between Tromsø, the Lofoten islands and the Lyngen Alps, the scenery works in verticals — granite walls dropping straight into black water, snowfields still holding in summer — and a wide, stable platform with glass on every side is simply the right tool for watching it go by. The Bali 4.6 is built around that idea. The layout is genuinely open-plan: saloon and cockpit read as one continuous living space rather than two rooms separated by a bulkhead, and the panoramic glazing keeps the fjords in view whether you're at the table or stretched out on a settee. Forward, the solid foredeck replaces the usual trampolines with a proper lounging area — useful in these latitudes, where you want somewhere sheltered and solid to sit with a coffee at midnight in June. The flybridge lounge gives you the second, higher vantage point. Below, five cabins accommodate the group comfortably; your BellaYacht advisor will confirm the exact configuration and berth arrangement for your dates. The galley is full-sized, which matters more than it sounds when provisioning comes from Lofoten quaysides — local cod, king crab, whatever the day brings. Your crew handles navigation, anchorages and the daily rhythm on board, adjusting the route to the weather windows rather than fighting them. That flexibility is what makes the Arctic season work.