BALI Catamarans will show five models at the Genoa Boat Show from 1 to 6 October 2026, with dealer Adriaship welcoming visitors. Every model on the announced stand falls within LYG's 12.00–23.99-metre category.
The line-up is CATSPACE, BALI 4.2, BALI 4.6, BALI 5.2 and BALI 5.8. Their lengths span 12.33 to 17.65 metres, giving a useful comparison from smaller family cruising to more substantial liveaboard multihulls.
The two entry steps
The CATSPACE is the most compact yacht in the Genoa line-up at 12.33 metres, followed by the 12.86-metre BALI 4.2. Owners looking at marina access and private operation can compare the practical effects of these dimensions.
The catamaran platform creates a broad social space even at these lengths, but buyers should inspect access to the hull cabins. Stowage and movement on deck become important once passages extend beyond a weekend.
The 4.6 as a middle choice
At 14.33 metres, the BALI 4.6 sits between the compact models and the large yachts in the range. That middle position may appeal to owners balancing guest accommodation and handling demands.
The Genoa display enables a direct comparison of deck volume and enclosed living areas, rather than relying only on layout drawings. Different options or charter-oriented configurations need individual confirmation.
BALI 5.2 and 5.8 lead the display
The 16.41-metre BALI 5.2 and 17.65-metre BALI 5.8 represent the larger end of the stand. Their scale moves the conversation toward longer-term living aboard and more generous guest areas.
These remain under 24 metres even though their beam creates a substantial berth footprint. Buyers should evaluate marina requirements and service access as carefully as the social spaces.
An Italian-market appointment
The builder's dedicated Genoa event announcement identifies Adriaship and confirms the full five-model group for the six-day show. Prospective visitors can reserve appointments through the official event page.
This is a line-up story rather than a claim that all five boats are premieres. The value to LYG readers is the chance to compare several current multihulls at one Italian venue.
