KOS 48.1

BALI 4.8 — Greece The Bali 4.8 belongs to a generation of catamarans built around a simple conviction: outdoor living should be structural, not an afterthought. Its rigid forward cockpit — lounge seating on one side, sunbathing space on the other — is a genuine second saloon rather than a stretch of trampoline, and it changes the rhythm of a day at anchor. Coffee forward at first light in a Cycladic bay, shade and shelter when the meltemi picks up in the afternoon. Circulation on board is unusually fluid. An interior door opens directly onto the forward cockpit, so guests move fore and aft without stepping around the deckhouse, while the large tilt-and-turn door and sliding windows dissolve the boundary between saloon and aft cockpit. Cabins are reached through panels opening onto the aft cockpit — a detail that keeps the interior quiet and gives each guest a measure of independence. Aft, a full-width platform links the two sugarscoops, with a broad bench seat and integrated lockers: the natural gathering point for swimming, boarding the tender, or simply sitting with your feet in the water. On the coachroof, a panoramic relaxation area offers the highest and quietest vantage point on board — the right place for the long Aegean sunsets. Accommodation runs to six cabins, a configuration rarely seen on a 48-footer and one that makes this yacht equally suited to a large family or two or three couples travelling together. Your BellaYacht advisor will confirm the exact cabin layout and berthing arrangement for your dates.