Catamaran Bali 5.4: Luxury and adventure in Ibiza and Balearic Islands

Description

The Bali 5.4 is a luxury catamaran, designed to offer an unparalleled nautical experience around Mallorca and the rest of the Balearic Islands. Built in 2024, this model stands out for its innovative “OpenSpace” concept, which harmoniously integrates the interior and exterior spaces, providing a feeling of spaciousness and exceptional comfort.

Features

Model: Bali 5.4

Year: 2024

Capacity on board: 12

Number of cabins: 8

Number of berths: 12

Number of bathrooms: 6

Length: 16.80 m

Beam: 8.74 m

Draft: 1.48 m

Engine power: 2x 40 hp

Activities

Perfect for group or family exploration and adventure: Ibiza. Formentera, Es Vedrà or the Cabrera Reserve… aboard a catamaran like the Bali 5.4 the Balearic Islands offer endless possibilities
Anchoring in coves that are difficult to access by land.
Ideal for private parties on the high seas due to the comfort and privacy offered by this catamaran.
Have a barbecue on board with the family.

What makes the Bali 5.4 unique

●Its innovative “OpenSpace” concept seamlessly integrates the interior with the exterior, eliminating barriers and offering an exceptional feeling of spaciousness.
● Thanks to its glass door aft, the saloon and cockpit merge into a single living space, creating an open and welcoming atmosphere.
● Its bow area with a lounge area with direct access from the interior is a unique Bali feature, allowing you to enjoy the sea from any angle.

Itinerary ideas

1. DAY: Northern Paradises - Cala Xarraca, Illot des Renclí and Portinatx

This less travelled itinerary starts at the port of Santa Eulalia at 10:00 h, heading for the north coast of the island. Our first stop will be Cala Xarraca, a corner surrounded by cliffs and Mediterranean forest, with calm waters ideal for snorkelling or relaxing in the sun.

We continue on to Illot des Renclí, a small, lesser-known cove with a wild charm. Its rocky formations and clear waters make it perfect for disconnecting. You can enjoy an aperitif on board surrounded by unspoilt nature.

In the early afternoon we arrive at Portinatx, a somewhat more developed area but which maintains its natural beauty. It is a good place to enjoy a long swim, have a drink on the beach or even explore small caves nearby by kayak. The area is also ideal for those looking for a quieter, family atmosphere.

We finish the day sailing back towards Santa Eulalia, watching the sun go down over the north coast of Ibiza. This itinerary is perfect for those seeking natural beauty, calm and a touch of adventure.

2. DAYS: Secret Ibiza - North and East for lovers of tranquillity

Day 1:
Departure from Santa Eulalia towards the northeast of Ibiza. The first stop will be at Cala Llenya, a wide, quiet beach surrounded by Mediterranean forest. Ideal for relaxing or kayaking. We continue to Cala Mastella, a small cove with serene waters, where you can have lunch at the famous restaurant El Bigotes, known for its bullit de peix.

In the afternoon we sail to Pou des Lleó, a wilder area with fishermen’s houses and low cliffs. Here we anchor for the night, enjoying the isolated and magical atmosphere.

Day 2:

We start the day with breakfast on board and a swim in the sea. We then sail north, stopping at Cala Xarraca, excellent for snorkelling. We continue to Portinatx, where you can go ashore for a walk or have lunch at a beach bar.

The last stop will be at Cala d’en Serra, a hidden gem with clear water and less tourist traffic. We return to Santa Eulalia in the afternoon, after a relaxing tour full of secret corners.

3. DAYS: Natural and cultural Ibiza - Wild north, quiet east and historic south

Day 1:

We depart from Santa Eulalia and sail north. First stop at Cala Mastella, a small cove ideal for a swim. Lunch at El Bigotes or on board. In the afternoon we anchor in Cala Boix or Pou des Lleó, quieter and wilder areas, where we spend the night enjoying the silence of the surroundings.

Day 2:

We go up the north coast to Cala Xarraca and then to Portinatx, where we spend a good part of the day swimming, paddle surfing or kayaking. In the afternoon we visit Cala d’en Serra, a hidden cove perfect for watching the sunset. Overnight at anchor in the area, surrounded by cliffs and forest.

Day 3:

We start our return journey down the west coast. We stop in San Miguel to explore its port or in Benirràs, famous for its bohemian atmosphere. We have lunch on board or in a local beach bar and finish the day sailing back to Santa Eulalia, with the best views of the north coast.