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Avis sur le MIM OCEAN 1
Catamaran · 52 ft (16 m) · Ibiza
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Caractéristiques clés
- Chantier
- Catana (Bali)
- Modèle
- Bali 5.4
- Longueur
- 52 ft (16 m)
- Passagers
- 11
- Cabines
- 5
Verdict
A well-equipped Bali 5.4 that leans hard into volume, open living and charter comfort. The MIM OCEAN 1 setup is strong for relaxed cruising and large groups, though the model’s size, engine power and windage mean it is more about easy passage-making than spirited sailing.
Avantages
- +Very spacious layout for an 11-guest catamaran
- +Open-plan Bali deck design improves flow and livability
- +Strong comfort package with A/C, watermaker, Wi-Fi and dishwasher
- +Good autonomy for cruising with 1,200 L fuel and solar support
- +Crewed setup suits charter use well
Inconvénients
- −Length listings vary, so published dimensions are not fully consistent
- −Not a performance-focused catamaran; sailing feel is secondary to comfort
- −Large beam and substantial topsides can make harbor handling less nimble
- −Fuel and water capacity are good, but not class-leading for extended off-grid use
The Bali 5.4 is designed around space, openness and easy movement rather than maximum sailing efficiency. For MIM OCEAN 1, the 2023 build and five-cabin, five-bathroom layout fit a strong charter profile, while the Bali brand’s signature solid foredeck and wide aft-to-saloon connection create a notably social platform. Published dimensions for this specific boat vary across listings, but the yacht is broadly a 16.9 m class catamaran with a large beam and a substantial interior footprint.
On the water, this is a comfortable cruising catamaran rather than an agile performance boat. The twin 80 hp engines give reassuring maneuverability under power, and the bow thruster, autopilot, chart plotter and AIS support day-to-day handling. That said, the high-volume design and broad profile are better suited to steady passagemaking and anchoring comfort than to lively upwind sailing.
Livability is the boat’s strongest point. Air conditioning, watermaker, solar panels, Wi-Fi, ice maker, dishwasher, electric toilets and a generous refrigeration setup make it well matched to week-long charter use with larger groups. As a value proposition, it is strongest for buyers or charter guests prioritizing accommodation, crewed service and resort-style comfort over pure sailing performance.


