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Bali 4,5

DESCRIPTION

Relaxation: vast living spaces inside and outside. In lieu of the conventional trampoline, a forward cockpit with a dining area and a vast sunbathing area (20m2), an aft cockpit with lounge, completely flush-decked and enhanced by a folding table, fitted with LEDs, a place for sunbathing on the coachroof.

Comfort: to enjoy sailing at its best. A special relaxed feeling is in the saloon due to the big, entirely retractable windows. Thanks to the saloon’s several wide openings, perfect light, and a panoramic view, the equipment’s quality satisfy the most demanding demands. Sleek architecture and decoration of the interior, arranged for a living. Much as you would at home.

Practicality: Inventions that leave little chance at all. A self-sufficiency level (800-liter water tank combined with a 200 liter/hour engine-driven watermaker, 800-liter fuel power, 615-liter American-style refrigerator/freezer with ice maker and chilled water dispenser. Thanks to two 12 Volt DC generators, among other items, a unique level of autonomy in its class. A multiplexing touch screen operates the whole with integral tutoring.

The BALI 4.5 OPEN SPACE is designed using the best available materials at our factories in France. The option of a closed-cell PVC foam sandwich and infusion manufacturing ensures rigidity, longevity, and weight savings, and the Bali 4.5 is the lightest in its class as a result. The nacelle’s size and height allow for a smoother passage through the water, offering comfort and protection.

SPECIFICATIONS

Conception Olivier PONCIN
Naval Architect Xavier FAŸ
Interior design Hervé COUEDEL
Overall length 45 ft – 13,6 m
Beam 24,32 ft – 7,42 m
Water line length 42,65 ft – 13 m
Draft 4,00 ft – 1,22 m
Light displacement 11,8 t
Maximum displacement 16,4 t
Up wind sail area 1205 sq ft – 112 m²
Mainsail area 775 sq ft – 72 m²
Self-tacking solent 419,7 sq ft – 39 m²
Fresh Water 211 us gal
Fuel 211 us gal
Engines 2 X 40 hp ou 2 X 50 hp
CE CAT : A – 12 persons Made in France