NADIR

Along the Italian coast, the BALI 4.6 makes her case the moment she comes into view: fine, near-vertical bows and a cleanly drawn profile that set her apart from the softer lines usually associated with cruising catamarans. She carries the full set of innovations developed by Catana Group — the features that define the BALI line rather than simply decorate it. The rigid forward cockpit is the signature: a genuine second living space with its own lounge and sunbathing areas, reached directly from inside through a dedicated door, so guests move forward without stepping around the deck. Aft, a full-width platform links the transoms, fitted with a generous bench seat and lockers — the natural gathering point for swimming, boarding the tender or simply sitting with feet close to the water. Between the two, the saloon opens up completely. The large tilt-and-tilt door and side sliding bays fold the interior and the aft cockpit into a single, ventilated volume, which is exactly what you want on a summer afternoon at anchor off the Amalfi Coast or in the Aeolians. Above, the helm station is paired with a panoramic relaxation area on the coachroof, accessible from both sides — a quiet vantage point for the approach into an anchorage. A simple, well-conceived davit system handles the tender without fuss. Accommodation is arranged across four cabins, each with a double bed, for a total of ten guests aboard. Her crew handles the itinerary, the provisioning and the daily rhythm on board, leaving the days free for swim stops, coastal villages and long lunches under the bimini. Water toys are aboard for those who want them.