BALI Catamarans has confirmed a three-yacht presentation for the Barcelona International Boat Show from 14 to 18 October 2026. The fleet comprises CATSMART, BALI 5.2 and BALI 5.8, all within LYG's 12.00–23.99-metre market.
Dealer MED CAT YACHTS will welcome visitors at Marina Port Vell and its private pontoon. That arrangement makes Barcelona an opportunity to compare one relatively compact model with two significantly larger cruising catamarans.
A striking size spread
CATSMART measures 12.08 metres, while the BALI 5.2 and 5.8 measure 16.41 and 17.65 metres respectively. The spread allows prospective owners to consider quite different accommodation and operating programmes.
The larger boats provide much more volume but need wider berths and more extensive servicing plans. A single show visit helps put those trade-offs into physical perspective.
The 5.8 leads the presentation
The BALI 5.8 is the largest yacht listed for the Barcelona stand, placing a spacious multihull at the centre of the brand's October programme. It remains under the 24-metre maximum used by Luxury Yacht Guide.
Visitors should inspect circulation, accommodation and access to machinery rather than infer those details from length alone. Exact equipment and cabin arrangements will vary with the hull on display.
An owner-oriented setting
Marina Port Vell is a relevant point of contact for Mediterranean cruising owners planning regional use, berthing and longer passages. The dealer's private pontoon also provides another setting for a more detailed appointment.
BALI does not claim in this event notice that any of the three models is making a world premiere. The news is the confirmed regional display and the opportunity it creates.
Book the Barcelona visit
The dedicated official page gives dates of 14–18 October and identifies MED CAT YACHTS as the local exhibitor. Visits can be requested using the published booking form.
The combination of CATSMART, 5.2 and 5.8 differs from the brand's five-model Genoa fleet. Buyers attending both shows can compare the larger models while recognising that the announced line-ups are not identical.
