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• Length HT : 55ft (16.80m)
• Max. width : 29ft (8.74m)
• Weight : 25 tons
• Draft : 5ft (1.48m)
• Max. sleeping capacity : 12
• Number of cabins : 4 to 6
• Bathrooms : 4 to 6
• Water capacity : 1060L

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• Engine Power : 114hp
• Fuel capacity : 1000L

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• Total sail area : 614sqft (187m2)
• Mainsail area : 367sqft (112m2)
• Genoa/jib area : 246sqft (75m2)

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No matter if you are in the enormous saloon, which is flush with the aft and the forward cockpit, or if you are in the forward cockpit that has direct access from the saloon, or you are using the great relaxation area on the fly bridge, you will feel the pleasure and luxury than only big yachts can provide. The Bali 5.4 is characterized by the enormous, flush-decked saloon / galley / aft cockpit area and the comfortable forward cockpit that is accessed directly from saloon. Enjoy the large relaxing space on the fly bridge or in the great forward cockpit with a sundeck and in the spacious saloon with a sea view.

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The BALI 5.4 Open Space is characterized by completely open spaces and very ergonomic living spaces. In addition to the recognized innovations such as the rigid front cockpit with lounge area and sunbathing, the new platform linking the two rear skirts with large bench and chests, the large tilt-and-turn door and sliding windows, a panoramic relaxation area on the roof, the BALI 5.4 offers new access to the front cockpit through an interior door and cabins through panels opening onto the rear cockpit.

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Bali 5.4 Boat Review

• By Mark Pillsbury
• Updated: August 20, 2020

To describe the shared living area aboard the Bali 5.4 catamaran —a tilt-and-lift door between cockpit and saloon all but eliminates the distinction ­between indoors and out—a builder’s representative said that the open space created by the lack of interior bulkheads means the boat will be enjoyed “no matter the weather.” 

I was, in fact, able to test that theory a few days after the close of the U.S. Sailboat Show in Annapolis, Maryland, when our Boat of the Year judges and I returned to the Bali for sea trials in monsoon-like ­conditions. After a thorough dousing (but very enjoyable trick at the wheel) atop the flybridge, I headed below, where, covered by the Bimini, all was as dry as a bone. And yes, the surroundings were indeed enjoyable. The ride was smooth and comfy, like a big old American Buick on a cobblestone street, but with Euro styling and bunks to sleep in.

At 55 feet LOA, the 5.4 is Bali’s flagship. The boats are built in France by the Catana Group, which also produces performance-oriented ­Catana catamarans. The Bali brand was launched in 2014 both to serve the charter market and for private owners as well. ­Catana CEO Olivier Poncin is responsible for the concept, and naval architect Xavier Fay, the engineering.

Built using essentially the same production methods as the Catanas (if not the same exotic Kevlar and carbon fibers), the Balis’ fiberglass hulls, decks, and Biminis are infused and foam-cored. The Balis do without the daggerboards that are trademarks of their sportier cousins; instead, short keels on either hull prevent leeway and provide protection in case of a beaching.

Because of its size, a number of options are offered on the 5.4. An owner can have four, five or six en suite guest ­cabins; forepeak accommodations for captain and mate are also ­available. The six-cabin boat we sailed carries a price tag of right around $1.2 million.

I liked the layout of the guest cabins. The aft ones are entered through their own companionways in the cockpit. I found them both to be a bit tight sizewise, but then again, you’re going to be in them only to sleep. Stairs forward in the saloon lead to the ­midship and forward cabins. Besides hatches overhead, each ­cabin has a port in the hull, and the ­double berths are laid out ­athwartships, so everyone gets a view of the great outdoors.

With the potential for 12 charter guests, plus crew, the 5.4 offers numerous places to congregate. Let’s start at the bow, and take a little walking tour. A feature introduced on this model is a forward door in the saloon that opens onto the foredeck and its forward cockpit and table. Rather than trampoline netting between the bows, the Balis have fiberglass from hull to hull, with lots of cushions for sitting, napping and sunning. 

Strolling aft, stairs on ­either side of the cabin lead to the flybridge, where the helm and sail controls are located to ­starboard under a soft top. Winches are close at hand for taming the two mainsheets led to blocks set aft on either side of the Bimini, the ­single self-tacking jib sheet and the sheets for the screecher that’s set and flown on a sprit. The large expanse to port and ­behind the wheel awaits those along for ride, with a pair of tables surrounded by seats, a sink and fridge, and a large ­cushioned area aft for lounging.

In the cockpit below, there is yet more space to congregate before heading back ­into the saloon, where a long ­table with a bench and folding chairs occupies two-thirds of the port side; a well-stocked U-shaped galley is tucked in up forward. Opposite is a nav station/control center, more seating aft, and a home-style fridge and freezer in between. As I said, there are lots of ­places to congregate. 

To be honest, though, it was the Bali’s sailing performance that got my attention. As I mentioned, the breeze was snarly—in the mid to high teens, with gusts above that. We started out with a reef in the main and the self-tacking jib, and saw speeds in 6.3-knot range. Yes, we were probably undercanvased, but still, the helm was lively and I was able to feather up and still ­maintain a decent pace with the wind closer to 35 to 40 ­degrees ­apparent—not always a ­productive point of sail for a big cruising cat. Later, reaching with the screecher flying, the speedo jumped to 8 knots, and I saw a 9 in one or two of the puffs.

In my notes, I had one other thing underlined: party. Yes, the Bali is well-suited for that too.

Mark Pillsbury is CW ’s editor.

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Bali 5.4 Catamarans

Bali 5.4 catamaran, specifications brochure.

• Conception: Olivier PONCIN
• Naval Architect: Xavier FAŸ
• Design: LASTA Design
• Overall length: 55.1 ft
• Beam: 28.6 ft
• Waterline length: 53.1 ft
• Mast height:  81.92 ft / 24,98 m
• Draft: 4.9 ft
• Ligth displacement: 22 t approx
• Maximum displacement: 28 t approx
• Sail area: 1,689 sq ft
• Mainsail area: 1,065 sq ft
• Solent: 624 sq ft
• Fresh water: 338 US Gal
• Fuel: 338 US Gal
• Engines: 2 X 60 HP /80 HP

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The Bali 5.4 Catamaran

As Bali 5.4 owners ourselves, we are thrilled with her performance and all the creature comforts. Our maiden voyage with out Bali 5.4,  Z3 , was the ARC Rally .

Take a serious look at the Bali 5.4. It has so many good things going for it which is one of the reasons that we chose the Bali 5.4 as our new liveaboard boat, office, and sailing training facility. 

Read our Bali 5.4 review .

Some top highlights:

• Expansive flybridge for the whole crew and your guests to enjoy
• Easy, direct access from the salon into the forward cockpit area
• Bali’s signature swing / convertible garage salon door for flexibility to open the lounging and entertaining space into an indoor/outdoor experience, or close up the saloon when weather is not warm and dry
• Bali’s signature solid foredeck with large living and entertaining area where most catamarans carry their trampoline netting
• Large dining area with seating for up to 12 people
• Self-tacking jib and is set up for short handed sailing
• Convenient access from aft cabins directly onto the aft deck
• Oversized water and fuel tanks (315 gallons each)
• Central walk-around beds
• Hydraulic tender lift platform with remote control
• 4, 5, & 6 cabin layout options

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A Grand Vision at Sea

Olivier Poncin and the CATANA design team have reached new heights with the Bali 5.4 Open Space , the grand and innovative 54-foot vessel that tops out their extensive line of leisure cruising catamarans. Ergonomic living spaces and an easy flow grace her decks from bow to stern. Aboard the 5.4, you’ll find many of the same features that Bali fans have come to know and love, including an even more expansive flybridge area and an integral forward deck replacing the trampoline. Like other catamarans in the Bali lineup, her CATANA build assures excellent durability and seakeeping qualities . And in spite of her size, she remains easy to sail and manage , even when short-handed.

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Among the varied living and lounging spaces aboard the Bali 5.4, you’ll be hard-pressed to choose a favorite. The flybridge remains a crowd-pleaser with cushioned wrap-around seating and large sunbed that together can easily accommodate up to 12 guests . The flow and guest safety throughout is enhanced by wide side decks , both forward and aft doors to access the saloon , and a stairway on either side for access to the flybridge . For the skipper, a comfortable well-equipped helm station provides excellent visibility, and the self-tacking jib and large electric winches assist with handling.

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Bali’s signature tilting-opening door opens the entire back of the yacht to the aft deck , for an entirely open-air experience at the push of a button. The main dining table offers comfortable seating for 12 , with additional bench seating in the saloon and aft cockpit . The saloon is rounded out with an exceptionally well-equipped U-shaped galley , complete with full-sized refrigerator, opening front window for access to the forward cockpit , and a corner navigation station. The outstanding Bali 5.4 catamaran is available in 4-, 5- and 6-cabin ensuite configurations to suit your live-aboard cruising style.

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