The Bali 4.2 is a modern catamaran designed by Xavier Faÿ and Samer Lasta, representing the latest evolution from Catana Group. At 42 feet in length with a 23-foot beam, it combines spacious open-plan living with practical seagoing design. The distinctive Open Space concept removes interior barriers between saloon and cockpit through the trademark tilting Bali door and sliding side windows, creating a unified flow between indoor and outdoor areas. The fiberglass hull features a rigid forward cockpit with lounge zone and sun area, a panoramic flybridge accessible from both sides, and a transom platform linking the dual hulls.
Accommodation comes in flexible configurations: three, four, or four-cabin layouts, all with two heads and showers. The four-cabin option offers four separate heads with four showers. The port hull can be configured as an owner's suite with a private office, dressing area, and ensuite bath. The saloon accommodates eight to ten people and adjoins a galley fitted with a 326-liter refrigerator. All cabins are designed for privacy and natural light, each with ensuite facilities.
Power comes from two Yanmar diesel engines of 30 horsepower each, with optional upgrades to 45 horsepower per engine. Fuel capacity is 600 liters and fresh water storage holds 860 liters. The yacht carries up to 117 square meters of canvas. Draft is 1.22 meters with a light displacement of approximately 11.9 tons.
Length
42.16 FT
Beam
23.23 FT
Draft
3.67 FT
Material
Fiberglass
Shape
Catamaran
Cabins
4
Heads
2
Engines
2
Engine Make
Yanmar
Fuel
Diesel
Fuel
211.34 GAL
Water
227.19 GAL