The 4.2 is scheduled across several autumn markets

BALI has confirmed the 4.2 for the Multihull & Refit Show in Canet-en-Roussillon and for additional October events including the Bosphorus Boat Show and Annapolis. The model also appears in the builder's wider autumn event programme.

That repeated presence is commercially useful because sailing-catamaran buyers often want to compare layouts physically before making a decision. The 4.2's open saloon, forward cockpit and broad beam are much easier to understand aboard than through two-dimensional plans.

The platform uses nearly seven metres of beam

The BALI 4.2 measures 12.86 metres overall with a beam just above seven metres, creating significantly more horizontal living area than a monohull of similar length. The usable deck area is central to the builder's marketing and ownership proposition.

A forward cockpit and strong indoor-outdoor flow give guests several zones without requiring a flybridge. This lets the yacht remain comparatively simple while still offering the space that makes power and sailing catamarans attractive to families and charter users.

October events cover very different cruising cultures

The scheduled shows range from Mediterranean venues to Istanbul and Annapolis, exposing the model to buyers with different expectations around climate, sailing distance and marina use. BALI is therefore testing the same platform against several distinct ownership cultures within a short period.

For the builder, that breadth can generate useful dealer feedback and sales momentum ahead of the winter season. For buyers, it creates multiple opportunities to step aboard without travelling to a single flagship international show.

The 4.2 remains a current model rather than an outgoing platform

BALI continues to feature the 4.2 in its current product range and event schedule, alongside newer and larger catamarans. The model's staying power comes from a layout designed around practical liveaboard space rather than a short-lived styling trend.

At 12.86 metres, it sits just above Luxury Yacht Guide's lower length threshold and provides a clear example of how modern catamarans are changing expectations about volume in the 40-to-45-foot sector. Its continued show presence also gives buyers repeated opportunities to inspect the platform before committing.

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