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Catamaran · 56 ft (17 m) · Andratx

GGetBoat EditorialReseñado el 11 de septiembre de 2026
4.2/ 5
puntuación de expertos
Diseño4.8
Rendimiento3.8
Confort4.9
Maniobrabilidad3.7
Valor4.0

Especificaciones clave

Astillero
bali - catana
Modelo
bali 5.4
Eslora
56 ft (17 m)
Pasajeros
11
Camarotes
5
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Veredicto

The Bali 5.4 is a space-first cruising catamaran with standout deck volume, a distinctive open-plan layout and strong charter appeal. It is less about crisp sailing feel than easy living, so buyers prioritizing performance may prefer a more conventional catamaran.

Ventajas

  • +Huge open-plan living areas inside and out
  • +Excellent charter-friendly cabin and guest capacity
  • +Shallow draft suits cruising grounds and anchorages
  • +Strong practical features for extended stays afloat

Desventajas

  • Sailing performance is more comfort-oriented than sporty
  • Large exposed layout can feel less protected in rough weather
  • Maneuvering and docking demand attention in tight marinas
  • Higher running and purchase costs than smaller cats

The Bali 5.4 follows the brand’s “open space” philosophy, with a very large main deck, a rigid forward lounging area and a flybridge that emphasizes social space over traditional catamaran separation. In a 2023 5-cabin, 11-guest configuration, it reads as a serious charter and family cruiser rather than a minimalist passagemaker.

On the water, the 5.4 is generally regarded as a capable but comfort-led catamaran. Its beamy platform and relatively shallow draft help with stability, anchoring and access to shallow cruising grounds, but the tradeoff is that handling is more about smooth cruising than lively performance. In stronger winds or tight harbors, its size and layout require an attentive skipper.

Comfort and livability are the yacht’s strongest qualities. The interior plan prioritizes airflow, visibility and communal space, while the multiple cabins make it well suited to groups. Value is good if the goal is charter income or spacious bluewater-style cruising, but buyers focused on pure sailing efficiency or low operating costs may find more conventional cats better aligned to their needs.

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