KOS 54.CAT

Bali 5.4 — Greece Bali Catamarans built its reputation on a simple structural choice: an integral foredeck in place of the usual trampoline. On the 5.4, that decision changes the way the whole yacht is used. The bow becomes a genuine living space rather than something to cross carefully, and the forward deck saloon behind it is reached directly from inside — no need to go around by the side decks, no interruption between shade and open water. Aft, the logic is the same. Saloon, galley and cockpit run on a single flush level with no bulkhead between them, closed off only by a tilting swing door that lifts away when you want the breeze through. Opened up, it reads as one continuous deck; the dining area seats up to twelve, which is the real measure of how much space this platform carries. The flybridge is given over almost entirely to lounging, with the kind of horizontal surface area normally associated with far larger yachts. Accommodation is arranged across eight cabins. Your BellaYacht advisor will confirm the exact configuration and bed layout before you book, so the split matches your party rather than the other way round. A refit was completed in 2025. Greece suits this yacht particularly well: shallow draught for the anchorages the monohulls have to pass by, stability at rest for long lunches at anchor, and a crew who know the islands and handle the routing, provisioning and service so the days stay unhurried.