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Location in Bizerte: Catana will build more catamarans in Tunisia

After the takeover of Haco in July 2019, the Catana group acquired a second shipyard in Tunisia. The French catamaran manufacturer is thus securing the industrial resources necessary for its very strong growth, driven by the Bali range.

The Catana group will take control of Magic Yachts

On December 11, 2019, the Catana group announced that it had signed a purchase agreement for the Magic Yachts shipyard . The company founded in Tunisia in 1999 to build the famous luxury boats of the Wally range, was taken over in 2012. Located in Bizerte, it extends over a 30,000 m² plot of land. The production buildings offer a surface area of 10,000 m² for the manufacture of boats. The agreement provides for the entry of the Catana group, through its Tunisian subsidiary Haco, with a 75% stake in Magic Yachts. It will be effective by the end of March 2020 at the latest. Francesco Campana, manager of the site, remains in the company.

Catana favours Tunisia at Canet-en-Roussillon to produce its catamarans

The announcement of the acquisition of Magic Yachts is part of the Catana Group's growing presence in Tunisia. It began with the purchase, in August 2017, of 30% of the capital of the subcontractor Haco, based in the Gulf of Tunis. In July 2019, the French catamaran manufacturer took control of the company, increasing its stake to 50%. A 16,000 m² expansion of the site was announced at that time. While the Catana group announced in spring 2019 its intention to open a 2nd factory in its fiefdom of Canet-en-Roussillon, it is now highlighting an increase in taxation , excessively long delays and local recruitment problems to justify abandoning this project, favouring the purchase of Magic Yachts.

Strong growth for Bali Catamarans

While Haco already represents 20% of the Catana group's production, the French manufacturer is counting on its new Tunisian location to absorb the strong growth in the order book, driven by the Bali brand. The group's overall turnover increased by 42% in 2018/2019, reaching 74.4 million euros. Its operating income reached 10% of its turnover, while the net income was ?9 million. Growth prospects remain strong. The order book reached ?125 million.

Présentation du groupe

CATANA GROUP, bénéficie de près de 40 ans d’expérience dans la conception et la fabrication de catamarans des marques CATANA CATAMARANS et BALI CATAMARANS.

Les hommes et les femmes de CATANA GROUP partagent la même passion de la mer, des techniques au service de la navigation et des métiers du monde naval. La passion du yachting haut de gamme est le moteur du groupe qui, combinée à un savoir-faire et un souci permanent de la qualité, a permis l’avènement d’un outil industriel sans équivalent, au service de l’innovation.

UN GROUPE SOLIDE

CATANA GROUP est un groupe totalement centré sur la fabrication et la vente de catamarans. Disposant de 6 sites (3 en France, une en Tunisie et une au Portugal) ainsi qu'une base de services, le Groupe emploie aujourd’hui plus de 1 300 personnes, totalement fédérées autour du projet d’entreprise. Très fortement croissant depuis 2014, et constamment à recherche de concepts innovants et éco responsables, CATANA GROUP dispose d’une des meilleures rentabilités de son secteur et d’une structure financière très solide.

En 2003, Olivier Poncin pressent la demande pour des bateaux catamarans et s’intéresse à la marque mythique Catana, qu’il rachète. Il constate quelques années plus tard que le seul marché des catamarans de « grands voyages » est trop étroit et n’apporte pas la visibilité financière souhaitée. La décision d’attaquer la partie la plus importante du marché des multicoques à voile est prise, face à une concurrence importante et légitime. Pour relever le défi, la solution d’Olivier Poncin est d’innover de manière audacieuse. Il imagine des concepts disruptifs qui révolutionnent les codes du nautisme : un espace commun carré – cockpit arrière, une porte oscillo-basculante et un pontage intégral. En septembre 2014 le premier BALI CATAMARANS voit le jour, le BALI 4.5 suivi quelques semaines plus tard du BALI 4.3. Aujourd'hui, le chantier Catana-BALI Catamarans produit plus de 300 bateaux par an. Le pari est réussi, le concept dispose d’une légitimité mondiale et répond au besoin d’une très large partie de la clientèle.

Nos marques

Catana catamarans.

Avec une sécurité exceptionnelle, Les CATANA CATAMARANS sont faciles à manœuvre et leurs conforts haut de gamme vous feront voyager sur toutes les mers du globe. Tout ce dont vous avez besoin pour une navigation rapide et durable à travers les océans.

BALI CATAMARANS

BALI Catamarans offre un concept novateur, un concept unique qui a révolutionné le monde des catamarans. Grâce à la porte arrière oscillo-basculante et à la plateforme avant rigide, les catamarans BALI incarnent l’ouverture : l’ouverture d’esprit, l’ouverture à la vie, l’ouverture aux quatre éléments et aux cinq sens. Les larges baies vitrées ainsi que sa porte donnant accès au cockpit avant offrent un panorama naturel à 360°. Les espaces ont une importance capitale chez BALI Catamarans : le cockpit avant et l’espace augmenté - donné par la porte BALI - sont des atouts phares qui distinguent BALI parmi tous les acteurs du marché. En un simple coup d’œil, un BALI est reconnaissable parmi ses pairs.

YOT POWER CATAMARANS

La marque YOT s’adresse à toutes les personnes en recherche de plaisirs en mer. Pure-player du catamaran, le Groupe Catana, avec une offre essentiellement voile, se devait de proposer des bateaux à moteur. C’est chose faite. La nouvelle marque de power catamarans YOT apporte un vent de fraicheur sur le segment des yachts. YOT répond aussi bien aux besoins des néophytes qu’aux amateurs expérimentés et permet tous les usages : à la journée ou pour un weekend romantique, pour une sortie sportive ou festive, en couple ou en tribu. YOT a un style, un design moderne et tendance, imaginé pour vivre intensément. YOT offre des bateaux confortables, stables, sécurisants. Marins, agiles, puissants, leur conception double flotteurs assure de très bonnes performances et un passage dans la mer très confortable. Vifs et fun, ils associent puissance et consommation raisonnée.  

LES SITES DE PRODUCTION

Aujourd’hui, CATANA GROUP compte 1 300 personnes travaillant sur 4 sites de production de bateaux basés à Canet-en-Roussillon (66), siège historique de la société, à Marans, basé près de La Rochelle (17), à El Haouaria (Cap Bon – Tunisie) et au Portugal. Le Groupe est également équipé d’une menuiserie industrielle à Rivesaltes (66), qui permet au Groupe d’être totalement autonome dans la fabrication de ses meubles. Le Groupe dispose aussi d’une base « Services », Port Pin Rolland, située dans la marina dans la rade de Toulon à Saint Mandrier (83).

Une présence internationale

Les marques du Groupe CATANA sont présentes sur tous les continents par une présence commerciale et un réseau de concessionnaires reconnus pour leur professionnalisme. Représentant de nos modèles, ils portent haut les couleurs de nos marques sur toutes les mers du monde et répondent aux besoins des clients sur chacun des marchés. RESEAU CATANA RESEAU BALI -->

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Tunisia - Catana Group acquires the legendary Magic Yachts shipyard

December 11 2019

Written by Yachting Art Magazine English Edition

Catana Group, the world's third largest catamaran manufacturer, is strengthening its industrial organization by acquiring Magic Yachts, a shipyard located in Bizerte, Tunisia, founded in 1999 by Wally and specialized in yacht construction.

As the Paris 2019 Nautic is in full swing, the surprise came this morning with the announcement by Catana Group, manufacturer of the Bali and Catana catamarans, of the takeover of Magic Yachts.

This acquisition comes for the French group after 5 years of average annual growth of 50% and a 2019-2020 financial year with an order book that should enable it to exceed the €100 million turnover threshold.

Magic Yachts is a legendary shipyard, created in 1999 in Bizerte by Wally, the manufacturer of Monaco luxury yachts and sailing boats, and acquired in 2012 by a consortium of Italian entrepreneurs.

Located in the Bizerte free zone, Magic Yachts has an exceptional industrial site on the seaside of nearly 30,000 m2, including more than 10,000 m2 of modern buildings, and an experienced workforce.

Magic Yachts' know-how is renowned in all areas of high-end nautical construction (sailing and motor boats up to 40 metres, including catamarans), mastery of all composite technologies (infusion, injection, cooking of prepreg fabrics, epoxy, carbon), modelling, tools, carpentry, stainless steel, refitting of ships up to 45 metres, etc.

Why Catana Group is buying Magic Yachts

The acquisition of Magic Yachts comes at a time of strong production growth for Catana Group, whose Bali and Catana ranges are proving very successful, which has already invested nearly €10 million this year at its three current sites in Canet en Roussillon (France), Marans (France) and El Haouaria (Haco - Tunisia).

7 months ago, Catana Group announced its intention to open a new factory in Canet-en-Roussillon.

However, it seems that the problem of negotiating with the local authority to find the required space on the nautical centre, the delays involved, the difficulties of recruiting qualified personnel and the very significant increase in taxation on industrial activities, have weighed on the choice of the industrialist.

In fact, the existing Canet-en-Roussillon site, which produces nearly half of the Group's catamarans, will be optimized in the coming months, thus doubling the number of units produced in the historic Catana range.

The search for a large existing production tool had therefore become the solution to meet the production needs of the Bali range, whose highly innovative concept has ensured a significant increase in market share for several years.

Two companies that know each other well

Catana Group and Magic Yachts know each other well, who have been working together for several months, to produce models and moulds.

This collaboration has undoubtedly facilitated the establishment of the foundations of a more ambitious joint project with Francesco Campana, who had been managing the site since 2003 and who will remain permanently involved in the company.

Under the terms of the agreement, Catana Group will acquire 75% of Magic Yachts' capital through Haco, the French group's Tunisian production subsidiary, which already accounts for 20% of the Group's production.

This acquisition will be definitive after the last conditions precedent have been lifted, at the latest by the end of March 2020, but the collaboration between the two companies has already intensified. 

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Catana Group, numéro trois mondial du marché des catamarans de plaisance, renforce son organisation industrielle, en prenant le contrôle de Magic Yachts, chantier naval situé à Bizerte, en Tun...

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Tunisia - Il Gruppo Catana acquisisce il leggendario cantiere Magic Yachts - Yachting Art Magazine

Catana Group, terzo produttore di catamarani al mondo, sta rafforzando la sua organizzazione industriale acquisendo Magic Yachts, un cantiere navale situato a Bizerte, Tunisia, fondato nel 1999 da ...

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Aventura 44: This Tunisian-built catamaran is well worth a closer look

• July 22, 2020

This 44 is the new flagship of the growing Aventura brand. These Tunisian-built catamarans are designed by Lasta Studio, like the Bali range

This means a modern look and feel to them with a marked chine, heavy reverse sheer, dreadnought bows and a prominent but swept-back coachroof.

Key features include a raised bulkhead steering position, sliding windows and door between cockpit and saloon, and a dedicated chart table with a fine view ahead.

Aventura makes much of its ‘innovative’ saloon/cockpit design, although there doesn’t appear to be anything too original about it.

What it does do is to create good walkthrough space to reach the aft platform. The Aventura 44’s layout can accommodate three or four double cabins, with either two or four heads.

Aventura also cites the use of oversize deck equipment as proof that it has been developed with input from offshore sailors.

That also seems to extend to the engines, which offer 2x40hp or 57hp depending on the option – for a 10 tonne catamaran , that’s pretty generous.

Specification

LOA: 13.20m (43ft 4in) Beam: 7.00m (23ft 0in) Draught: 1.3m (4ft 3in) Displacement: 9,500kg (20,944lb) Starting price: €329,500 (ex. VAT)

BALI 4.0: A SMALL AND REVOLUTIONARY BOAT. THE COMPLETE SEA TRIAL.

• March 14, 2016

Bali 4.0  is a further and definitive step forward by Catana in the catamarans field. In its 30-year-life, the French brand has conquered a top position in the international boating as regards multihulls. Its boats are famous for their high quality, solidity and custom production. For a couple of years, since Cannes Exhibition in 2014, they have been launching the Bali range, with Bali 4.5 and Bali 4.3. The aim is to conquer the high numbers market and not only the excellence one.

Catana/Bali’s producing establishments are four, in addition to that one of Canet en Roussillon (where the biggest Catana boats, from 47 to 70 feet, and Bali 4.5 are produced): they are located in Marans, near La Rochelle ((Catana 42, Bali 4.3 and 4.0), in Tolone (seat of the brokerage and big custom models) and finally in Tunisia , where Bali 4.0 is produced but only in the charter version with four cabins . The advantages of a construction site in North Africa are, in addition to a good manpower cost reduction, an easier delivery in the harbours where charter Bali 4.0 has its natural intended use: Greece, Turkey, Southern Italy, Croatia.

We tested the boat in a not good day in Marina di Loano. It was very wind (about 25 knots). Gusts coming from Liguria were particularly annoying. So, the typical conditions where a good family man (even a good sailor) would have given up and would have preferred to stay in the harbour to taste a good Pigato and some taggiasche olives . But Bali 4.0 was extremely efficient, quiet and reassuring. Its two engines make everything easy. The rudder on the fly bridge allow a 306-degree view and easy manoeuvres.

Once left, with the mainsail  reduced and the jib reduced of 20%, we sailed and we had fun. Our sensations, in order: great calmness, despite the storm outside. The boat gives the possibility to react but with calm. Equipments are extremely easy to use and the helmsman has anything at his fingertips. So, our second sensation: it is very easy to drive.

Third sensation and the consequence of the previous ones: forget adrenaline. The boat reacts but always with calm. Everything stays at its place, even our glass of Pigato, and you can enjoy navigation, landscape and your company. The maximum speed? 9.2 knots, and a peak of 25 knots. When the wind calmed down, the boat sailed well at 6/7 knots.

Bali 4.0  – Technical File

Overall Length.: 11.99 m Floating length:  11.50 m Max Width:  6.72 m Draught:  1.12 m Empty boat weight: 8,600 kg Full load weight: 11,200 kg

Mast 9/10 splitted, quartered cross-trees Mainsail area:48 sq.m. Jib area: 33 sq.m. square top full batten dacron mainsail, 50 sq.m. Gennaker:  56 sq.m on bomsprit or furler (optional) Asymmetric Spinnaker: 90 sq.m. (optional)

Engines Tested boat: 2 x 40  0 20 HP Transmissioneì: S-Drive Water tanks: 800 l Fuel Tanks:  400 l Fresh water Tank: 800 l Sewage Tank: 2 x 50 l Grey water Tank: 2 x120 l Fridge+ freezer: 272 l CE Planning Category: A Max people: 10

Project :  Olivier Poncin – Yann Chabaud Hulls ans structures : Xabier Fay Interior design : Hervé Couedel Shipbuider: Catana, Canet en Roussillon, Francia

Construction The hull mould has been produced in three parts joined on the keel line, while the platform and the inner parts of the hull are in a unique piece for a great solidity.  Fiberglass hulls have been built with a sandwich resin and polyestere technology. Fiberglass monolitic hull, fiberglass infused deck and topside with monolitic plywood supports.

Prices Basic price: 253,000 Euros  (VAT excluded) Pack Excellence: 220 system, battery charger, inverter, freezer, led light, astern platform, complete shower, slidign astern hatch, electric mainsail winch , automatic reefing system, 2 additional batteries, additional water tank (400l), pillows, Solent fulger, anchor winch (1,000 Watt), tender cranesr:  284,930 Euros  (VAT excluded).

4-cabin-version:  4,000 Euro extra

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has there ever been a boat company or single owner who has taken out his wallet and donated a yacht that one or two people could handle and use as there home,its just a dream for me.Thank You.John

I have been trying to get information of the speed of the Bali under sail without engines. Every sea trial I have read uses the engines while under sail. A sea trial without giving speed over ground and wind speed information under sail is a joke. I would appreciate some honest facts under sail.

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 En revanche, le pontage intégral et la porte Bali basculante sont toujours au rendez-vous. A l’intérieur, c’en est bien fini du tout location ; le constructeur affiche bien des classiques versions quatre et trois cabines mais surtout une étonnante déclinaison avec deux cabines Propriétaire seulement. Le Bali Catsmart démontre (enfin !) l’intérêt de multicoques compacts, bien moins chers et plus faciles à entretenir que les bien plus grands modèles. Le Catsmart rejoint le C-Cat 37, l’Excess 11 et les Aventura – souhaitons que d’autres grands chantiers suivent le mouvement ! Constructeur : Chantier Catana Architecte : Xavier Faÿ Longueur : 11,78 m Longueur à la flottaison : 11,32 m Largeur : 6,46 m Tirant d’eau : 1,10 m Déplacement : 8,4 t Surface de voile : 101 m2 Grand-voile : 71 m2 Solent auto-vireur : 30 m2 Motorisation : 2 x 20 ou 2x 30 CV Carburant : 400 l Eau douce : 660 l www.bali-catamarans.com  

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Exceptional Mid-Size Cruising

Building on its popular “open space” concept sailing catamarans, the new Bali 4.2 is well-positioned to reign in the mid-sized market with the customary CATANA shipyard innovations and seakeeping qualities that make for an exceptional cruising experience.

Designed by Olivier Poncin, Xavier FAŸ, and the CATANA team, the 4.2 features spacious unobstructed social areas, panoramic views and a saloon that opens entirely to the aft cockpit with the signature Bali tilt-and-turn door.

As always, Bali has delivered a cruiser that optimizes living space and comfort without compromising safety and performance – an outstanding catamaran for both day sailing and extended bluewater cruising.

Outdoor Comfort Redefined

Social gathering spaces are a priority on the Bali 4.2, as evidenced by the expansive foredeck cockpit with wraparound bench seating and dinette. A massive cushioned sun bed replaces the traditional catamaran trampoline – ideal for relaxed lounging and socializing.

The flybridge is accessed via the port or starboard stairs, and features forward-facing lounge seating, plus a large sunbed area. Both allow guests plenty of room to enjoy 360 views and easy conversation with the helmsman.

To aft, the wide transom steps provide access for swimming or to the dinghy davits for easily launching the tender. The aft cockpit integrates with the interior saloon using the electric tilting “garage door” style opener, to instantly create a large open-air gathering area.

Modern Efficiency

Another exciting feature on the Bali 4.2 – normally found only on larger catamarans – is a convenient front door for access to the forward deck from the saloon and galley. Both the foredeck and saloon dining areas are conveniently served from the large well-equipped galley, complete with a full size refrigerator. The saloon has a warm, comfortable feel with clean lines and modern finishes.

The 4.2 is available in your choice of 3- or 4-cabin layout. The 3-cabin/3-bath layout features a massive owner’s suite occupying the port hull, with settee, desk area, and bath with separate shower stall. Or, choose a 4-cabin/4-bath version for charter or larger crews.

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History of Bali

Bali Catamarans is a relatively young player in the world of boat manufacturing, having been established in 2014. The brand was launched by the Catana Group, which is well-known for its high-performance, luxury cruising catamarans. Bali quickly carved out its niche by focusing on creating innovative, user-friendly catamarans that emphasise comfort, safety, and ease of operation. Their design philosophy revolves around open spaces, panoramic views, and functional elegance, setting them apart in the competitive market of cruising catamarans.Initially, the manufacturing facilities for Bali Catamarans were located in Canet-en-Roussillon, a town in the South of France that is known for its maritime and nautical industries. This location allowed Bali to leverage the rich nautical heritage of the region and attract skilled workforce experienced in high-quality boat building. From the beginning, Bali utilised modern engineering techniques and state-of-the-art materials to produce catamarans that meet the stringent requirements of ocean cruisers.Today, Bali Catamarans continues to operate from its base in Canet-en-Roussillon, having expanded its production capabilities to meet growing global demand. The brand has earned a reputation for reliability, innovation, and comfort, making it a favourite among sailors looking for a balance of performance and luxury. With a range of models that cater to various needs, from family cruising to long-term liveaboard adventures, Bali has established itself as a significant player in the world of sailing catamarans.

Which models do Bali produce?

Bali produce a range of boats including the Bali 4.2 , Bali 4.3 , Bali 4.6 , Bali 5.4 and Bali 4.8 . For the full list of Bali models currently listed on TheYachtMarket.com, see the model list in the search options on this page.

What types of boats do Bali build?

Bali manufactures a range of different types of boats. The ones listed on TheYachtMarket include Multihull , Catamaran , Sloop , Cruiser and Deck saloon .

How much does a boat from Bali cost?

Used boats from Bali on TheYachtMarket.com range in price from £194,000 GBP to £1,480,000 GBP with an average price of £554,000 GBP . A wide range of factors can affect the price of used boats from Bali, for example the model, age and condition.

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Bali Catsmart 38

The Catsmart, launched in 2023, is the baby of the Bali range at 38 feet. Although this is the smallest yacht in the range, it still feels big thanks to Bali’s innovative design (tilting aft door, no bulkheads in the saloon) and with twin aft helms, they have maximised the living space up top on this entry-level boat.

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Those aft helms and the low boom give the Catsmart a sportier look than her sisters.

With a length of 11.79 m and a width of 6.46 m, the Catsmart stays true to the Bali DNA with features such as the solid forward cockpit, the huge open saloon/aft cockpit area and the Bali tilting door.

These yachts are available in several layouts including an owner’s version with two cabins and two bathrooms (one in each hull), and a charter version with four guest cabins with an option for two extra bow cabins in the forepeaks, either for the skipper or additional guests.

Living Space

The Catsmart has a solid forward cockpit lounge area with sunbathing areas. Aft, a platform connects the two hulls with a long bench seat with storage lockers. The tilting door provides plenty of ventilation through the saloon and a large living and galley space for a 38-footer. The fridge is more comparable to the competition on this boat: 137 litres of storage space with a 103-litre freezer.

And there is a chart table and seat ergonomically integrated into the bench.

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Thanks to a wider sail plan and a low, accessible boom, the Bali Catsmart is an easy-to-handle boat that is fun to sail. The two helm stations, aft on port and starboard, mean that manoeuvring in the marina is easy. Reverse into your dock and throw the lines yourself. You’ll be sailing upwind or downwind as close to the sea as possible.

She sails well, too. on a beam reach with 16 knots blowing in a calm sea, you’ll see speeds in the double figures. You can choose s sail plan with a self-tacking solent or an overlapping genoa if you would like more power up front. And there is an option for a bowsprit to fly a Code 0 or gennaker off the front of the boat.

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SAERTEX MATERIALS USED TO PRODUCE HACO SHIPYARD’S NEW BALI CATSPACE CATAMARAN

Reinforcing this idea.

• Time savings during the production process
• Lightweight and stiff
• RTM method to produce one large part (12 m x 6 m)

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Applications

• Wind energy
• Automotive industry
• Sport industry

LEO Infusion Resin

• Suitable for infusion processes
• Excellent mechanical properties
• Adjustable drip time
• Resistant to chemicals and scratching
• Free of halogens

LEO Protection Layer (Topcoat / Gelcoat)

• The highest fire protection properties
• Low smoke generation
• Low toxicity
• Can be applied by brushing or spraying

Core Materials (Optional)

• SAER foam: Structural core with 3D glass bridges
• Balsa / PVC / PET

LEO Reinforcement Material (Glass / Carbon / Aramid / Hybrid)

• Including fire protection equipment
• Same mechanical properties
• Same level of drapability as standard fabrics
• Same level of permeability as standard fabrics

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The brand of Bali Catamarans is a result of the Catana Group shipyard, which has been producing and marketing exceptional catamarans throughout the world for 30 years. It offers high-performance, top of the line sailing yachts and motor yachts from 40 to 45ft. The brand was the first to unveil the Open Space catamarans, which are partly appreciated for its panoramic roof space and its front cockpits with lounges and sunbathing areas. As of now, the line includes 8 different models. <p> </p> In addition to its performance, the Bali 4.0 has spacious and friendly living spaces. This is the smallest and most compact model in the Bali catamaran range. The next one up is the Bali 4.1, which also boasts extreme comfort and an open-plan living space with a superb view all around. The 12m Bali 4.1 DC model is even more spacious. The Bali 4.3, voted best cruising catamaran by Sail Magazine, includes a very large living space and a panoramic view with a bay window that can be lowered completely. The Bali 4.3 MY model stands out for its elegance and modern design. With double access to the flybridge, a large terrace with a plancha, it offers a very high level and quality of comfort. <p> </p> Following the Bali 4.3 is the 4.5 model, measuring at 13.6m. With a platform connecting the two rear skirts with a large bench, trunks, sliding windows and an incredible relaxation area on the roof. The Bali 4.8 also promises absolute comfort. Finally, the Bali 5.4 model offers a brand new access to the front cockpit through an interior door.

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