LEFKAS - KOS 52.CAT3

Bali 5.2 — Greece The Bali 5.2 belongs to a generation of sailing catamarans conceived around a single idea: erase the boundary between inside and out. Saloon, galley and cockpit sit on one continuous level, so the living space reads as one long, open volume that follows the light and the breeze rather than dividing them. It is a layout that changes how a charter week actually feels — meals, conversation and afternoon shade all happen in the same place, without anyone having to move indoors. Forward, the solid foredeck replaces the usual trampolines with a proper lounge: somewhere to stretch out under sail, sunbathe at anchor, or gather at the end of the day with the Cyclades on the horizon. The flybridge adds a second, more elevated vantage point, with additional seating and open views over the water — the natural spot to be during a passage between islands. Accommodation runs to eight cabins for up to ten guests; the detailed bed configuration is available on request. For cruising Greece, the practical side matters as much as the space. Generous fuel and water capacities, substantial refrigeration and real energy autonomy mean the itinerary is dictated by what you want to see, not by the need to return to a marina for supplies. Throughout, a professional crew handles navigation, service and the daily logistics of island-hopping, leaving the anchorages and the timing of each day entirely in your hands.