BALI 4.1

About the BALI 4.1

Concept: Olivier Poncin Successor to the Bali 4.0. Displacement above is light. Max displacement: 11,800 kg / 26,015 lbs Available with 2x 40 hp engines

The Bali 4.1 is a modern performance catamaran designed by Xavier Faÿ and built by Catana in France, with production records indicating a start year of 2019. As a fractional sloop rig with a displacement of 19621.0 lb, it combines the builder's racing heritage with the Bali brand's focus on liveaboard comfort, featuring a beam of 22.05 ft and a max draft of 3.67 ft.

Best for:

This vessel suits coastal cruisers and liveaboard couples who prioritize spacious interior accommodations and modern amenities, as evidenced by the high frequency of bimini, solar, and watermaker installations. It is also well-suited for those seeking a balance of performance and comfort, given its fractional rig and substantial beam.

Bluewater capability:

With a capsize ratio of 3.27 and a displacement of 19621.0 lb, the Bali 4.1 offers moderate offshore stability, though its shallow max draft of 3.67 ft and catamaran hull form suggest it is best suited for protected coastal passages rather than extreme open-ocean expeditions.

Comparables:

Comparable boats include the Lagoon 42 and Fountaine Pajot Astrea 42, which share similar production eras and target the same market of luxury coastal cruisers. These models are comparable due to their similar beam dimensions, fractional rig configurations, and focus on interior volume over pure racing performance.