We are pleased to introduce a brand-new charter option in Croatia: the Bali 5.2 catamaran, fresh from the shipyard and built in 2026.
Located in the charming port of Marina Kaštela, this yacht is designed to bring a multi-facetted luxury sailing experience to your next Adriatic getaway.
Why does the Bali 5.2 stand out?
Spacious layout & open plan design:
With a length of 52 ft (15.90 m) and a beam of 26 ft (8.15 m), it offers generous space for charter guests. The forward cockpit and flybridge create seamless transitions between indoor and outdoor living.
Sleeping capacity:
The 5 + 2 cabins configuration makes it ideal for up to 10 guests, complemented by 2 crew cabins to ensure full service and comfort. All guest cabins have private bathrooms and air conditioning.
Easy life on board features:
On board, you’ll find air conditioning, a powerful generator, battery charger/inverter system, solar panels, watermaker – all the comforts you’d expect but often only find on much larger yachts.
Deck and outdoor amenities:
Forward cockpit with sun-bathing cushions, flybridge for panoramic views, hydraulic gangway and lifting platform, synthetic teak and real teak finishes.
High-end galley & interior:
American-style fridge + freezer (615 L), wine cooler, oven, microwave, dishwasher – plus an electric-lifting LCD TV and outdoor speakers.
Charter details & practicalities
- Type: Skippered charter. The yacht comes with a skipper to manage the vessel and tailor the itinerary to your wishes.
- Additional services: A hostess is available to enhance your charter experience, optionally.
- Embarkation base: Marina Kaštela by Split, which offers good access to the Dalmatian coast’s archipelago and cruising grounds.
- Standard equipment included: Bedding, cockpit cushions, sun-bathing cushions, outdoor shower, RIB (3.6 m + 20 HP), hard-top bimini, and more.
Technical specs at a glance:
Build year: 2026.; Length: 52 ft / 15.90 m.
Beam: 26 ft / 8.15 m.; Draft: 4 ft / 1.40 m.
Engines: 2 × 80 HP.
Why charter the Bali 5.2 in Croatia now?
A brand-new build means you’ll be among the first to charter her; expect top-condition gear, modern finishes, and minimal previous wear.
Multigenerational groups or families will find the layout especially convenient, with lots of space for relaxation, socializing, and also private retreats in cabins.
Premium comfort in a catamaran hull: Many charter yachts are still monohulls; a cat gives added stability and space, especially for those less accustomed to sailing.
Ideal for the Dalmatian Islands & coast: Boarding from Marina Kaštela, you can explore the islands of central Dalmatia, enjoy calm anchorages, crystal-clear water, and robust charter infrastructure.
Itinerary Sample:
- Day 1 Marina Kaštela - Brač (Lučice bay)
- Day 2 Brač - Hvar & Pakleni islands
- Day 3 Pakleni islands - Vis
- Day 4 Vis - Šćedro
- Day 5 Šćedro - Stari Grad (Hvar)
- Day 6 Stari Grad - Šolta (Lonely Paradise)
- Day 7 Šolta - Marina Kaštela
Itinerary Highlights:
- Anchor in secluded bays, enjoy swim breaks, sun-bathing on the forward cockpit, grill on deck, and perhaps a sunset from the flybridge.
- Overnights in charming island ports or secluded coves; your crew can help arrange provisioning, local produce, wine tastings or visits to village restaurants.
- On board: leisure, comfort, and also the flexibility to adapt as you go (weather, mood, cravings).
Who is this catamaran ideal for?
Families with older children who appreciate both together time and private space.
Groups of friends looking for something more luxurious than standard charter boats, and willing to pay for premium comfort.
Couples seeking a luxury sailing holiday with service included (captain + optional hostess) and the flexibility of a bigger platform.
Yacht lovers who want something modern and fresh, rather than a “classic” older charter boat.
How Much Does It Cost to Charter the Bali 5.2 in Croatia?
Chartering the brand-new Bali 5.2 catamaran in Croatia is a premium sailing experience, and the price reflects its modern design, comfort, and capacity.
Weekly charter rates for the 2026 season range from €8,540 in low season to €26,840 in peak summer weeks (July and August). The variation depends on the time of year, duration of charter, and availability at the base.
Please note that the skipper’s fee is not included in the base price and is charged separately at €1,820 per week. The charter pack is €680 and includes final cleaning, bedding, and toiletries.
Other operating costs, such as fuel, food, beverages, and port and marina fees, are also paid on-site, depending on your itinerary and preferences.
While it may seem like a significant investment, the Bali 5.2 offers one of the most luxurious and spacious catamaran experiences in its class, perfect for families or groups seeking maximum comfort at sea.
Because this is a new model entering the Croatian charter market, availability fills up quickly, especially for high-season departures.
The good news?
There are generous early-booking discounts, allowing you to save a substantial amount, sometimes up to 10–20% if you reserve your preferred dates several months in advance.
So, if you’re dreaming of a summer escape across the Dalmatian islands aboard a brand-new catamaran, now is the right time to secure your Bali 5.2 at the best possible rate.
In summary, the Bali 5.2 offers a compelling mix of space, luxury, modernity, and comfort, newly arrived in the Croatian charter market. If you’re seeking something up a notch for your next sailing holiday on the Dalmatian coast, this yacht is definitely worth your consideration.
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