Bareboat Catamaran BALI 4.5
Bareboat freedom in Croatia's Adriatic paradise
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About Bareboat Catamaran BALI 4.5
The Catana Bali 4.5 is purpose-built for those who value space, light, and unfettered access to the elements. Her defining feature is the rigid fore-deck with integrated sun pads, replacing traditional trampolines to offer genuine lounging real estate. A garage-style opening connects the saloon seamlessly to the exterior, dissolving the boundary between cabin and sea.
Six cabins accommodate up to 10 guests with four double berths and two single forepeak quarters. The panoramic helm station frames 360-degree views of the Adriatic whilst the plentiful sunbathing areas invite unhurried mornings and golden-hour aperitifs. Onboard systems include air conditioning, heating, watermaker, and solar panels, ensuring comfort without compromise.
Highlights
- •Rigid fore-deck with integrated sun pads for maximum open-air comfort
- •Garage-style saloon door opens the living space entirely to the exterior
- •Six cabins sleep up to 10, with dedicated crew or skipper quarters available
- •Full domestic systems including watermaker, air conditioning, and solar power
The Charter Experience
Croatia's Adriatic coast unfolds 350 kilometres of unspoiled shoreline scattered with over 1,400 islands, medieval towns, and hidden anchorages. Departing from Split, a bareboat charter grants complete autonomy to explore Dalmatia at your own pace. Glassy coves, secluded islands, and centuries-old settlements reward those willing to venture beyond the guidebook.
Suggested Itinerary
A seven-day cruise from Split allows comprehensive exploration of the Dalmatian coast. Navigate northward to Hvar and Vis, island jewels known for crystalline anchorages and Austro-Hungarian heritage, or venture south towards Dubrovnik and the Elaphiti Islands, where limestone cliffs frame emerald waters and centuries-old stone villages dot the shoreline.
Specifications
13.6 m
6
10
Catamaran
2019