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Avis sur le Bali 5.4 Mastermind
Catamaran · 55 ft (17 m) · Ibiza
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Caractéristiques clés
- Chantier
- Bali
- Modèle
- 5.4
- Longueur
- 55 ft (17 m)
- Passagers
- 10
- Cabines
- 7
Verdict
The Bali 5.4 is a strong charter-oriented cruising catamaran with standout indoor-outdoor living, a practical layout, and generous accommodation. It is less about speed and tight-quarters sailing finesse, but it delivers very well for family cruising and entertaining.
Avantages
- +Open-plan saloon-to-foredeck layout with excellent social flow
- +Large usable living spaces for a 55 ft catamaran
- +High accommodation capacity for charter or extended cruising
- +Good tankage and systems support comfortable liveaboard use
Inconvénients
- −Performance is moderate rather than sporty
- −Wide beam can make close-quarters handling less forgiving
- −Complex layout may feel less traditional to pure sailors
- −Heavier cruising design trades sail efficiency for volume
The Bali 5.4’s design is built around volume and access rather than pure sailing minimalism. Its signature open-concept layout, with a rigid salon and direct connection to the foredeck, gives it an unusually large living area for a catamaran in this size range. That makes it especially appealing for charter use and for owners who prioritize space over a conventional sailing feel.
On the water, the boat is best described as capable and comfortable rather than fast. Public specifications place it at roughly 55 ft LOA with a broad beam and moderate draft, which supports stability and interior volume but naturally limits upwind agility compared with lighter performance cats. Handling is generally straightforward for a boat of this size, though the wide stance and cruising-focused setup mean berth work and tight maneuvering still benefit from an experienced crew.
Comfort is one of its strongest points. The 2024 7-cabin, 10-guest arrangement suits high-capacity chartering or large families, and the class is known for generous tankage, multiple lounging zones, and an easy flow between social areas. In value terms, the Bali 5.4 is compelling if the goal is space, versatility, and charter appeal; buyers seeking a more responsive sailing platform may find the trade-offs less attractive.


