LICENSE TO CHILL

License to Chill — Bali 5.4 At 16.8 metres, *License to Chill* is a Bali 5.4 launched in 2019 by Catana Group, and she carries the signature logic of the range: volume where it matters, and a layout built around living outdoors rather than merely looking at the sea from inside. The clearest expression of that thinking is the vast forward cockpit, reached directly from the saloon rather than by walking the side decks — a genuinely usable second living space, sheltered and shaded, that comes into its own in the late afternoon when the anchorage settles. Above, the generous flybridge gives the whole party a panoramic vantage point, whether under sail between islands or moored off a Cycladic village at dusk. Accommodation is arranged across five cabins for ten guests: four cabins with a double bed, plus a fifth fitted with twin beds — a configuration that works equally well for two families travelling together or a group of friends who each want their own space. Catamarans of this generation are prized for their steadiness, and *License to Chill* is no exception. She holds a comfortable 10 knots without fuss, and her level of self-sufficiency means longer stretches at anchor are a matter of choice rather than compromise — useful in Greek waters, where the best moorings are rarely the busiest. Her cruising ground runs from the Saronic — Aegina, Poros, Spetses — out to the Cyclades: Mykonos, Paros, Naxos, Santorini. The crew handles the navigation, the table and the daily rhythm on board, leaving guests to decide little more than where to swim next. A well-chosen selection of water toys completes the picture for those who like to explore beyond the swim platform.