NEUSIS

Bali 4.1 — Greece A cruising catamaran earns its keep in the way it handles space, and the Bali 4.1 is built around that idea: broad, open, level living areas that let a group settle in without ever feeling on top of one another. Days aboard tend to find their own rhythm — an early swim off the stern, a long lunch that runs into the afternoon, an anchorage chosen for the light rather than the schedule. Accommodation runs to six cabins for up to twelve guests. Four of them are fitted with a double bed, while two further cabins each offer a single berth — a layout that adapts easily to a family group or two or three couples travelling together. Greece is the cruising ground, and it suits this yacht well: short hops between islands, shallow bays a catamaran can slip into comfortably, and the kind of coastline that rewards a shallow draft and a flat, sun-drenched foredeck. The crew handle the navigation, the provisioning and the daily detail, leaving the itinerary open to how the week actually unfolds — which, on a yacht like this, is usually the point.