The Bali 4.2 is a modern cruising catamaran built by Chantier Catana in France. Designed by Olivier Poncin with interiors by Lasta Design Studio, the yacht measures 40.26 feet in length and 23.20 feet in beam. Twin 100 hp Nanni diesel engines provide propulsion. The hull is constructed as a single-piece GRP-infused PVC foam sandwich with polyester resin, featuring profiled keels to minimize drag and anti-osmotic vinylester protection below the waterline. The deck uses GRP-infused foam sandwich construction with monolithic and plywood reinforcements.
The three-cabin layout includes three heads and three showers for guest and crew accommodation. The main bulkheads are GRP sandwich construction with secondary bulkheads in multilayer plywood. The hull has been treated with two layers of antifouling over an epoxy base coat. With a displacement of approximately 11.4 tonnes unladen and maximum 16.4 tonnes loaded, the yacht draws 1.22 metres and maintains a waterline length of 12.27 metres.
Length
40.26 FT
Beam
23.20 FT
Draft
4.00 FT
Material
Fiberglass
Shape
Catamaran
Cabins
3
Heads
3
Engines
2
Engine Make
NANNI
Power
2 x NaN HP
Fuel
Diesel
Fuel
166.43 GAL
Water
227.19 GAL