The Bali 5.4 Jacuzzi is the largest catamaran in the fleet Of Helm Yachting and represents the ultimate in entertainment. It is simply perfect for large groups of friends and families of up to 10 (+ 1 person in the dinette) who want to be pampered by a staff of 3 professionals: dedicated full-time Skipper, Hostess and Chef.
It is characterized by the huge saloon/galley/aft cockpit area flush with the floor and by the comfortable forward cockpit which can be accessed directly from the saloon.
LIVING AREA
The Bali 5.4 Jacuzzi is a true floating villa offering a spacious sea view saloon, a hardworking interior that is seamless between lounging, dining, sunbathing and lounging on board. It boasts an impressive 130sqm of living space, so you'll never feel cramped.
Despite the presence of 5 cabins: 4 doubles and one twin, they are all equipped with large beds, comfortable wardrobes and private bathroom with separate shower area. One cabin is dedicated to the crew.
The kitchen has everything our Chef needs to delight you 24/7: 4 burners, 2 basins, micro-oven, a large American fridge with freezer and ice maker plus an outdoor barbecue gas.
OUTDOOR SPACES
It is characterized by the huge saloon/galley/aft cockpit area flush with the floor and by the comfortable forward cockpit which can be accessed directly from the saloon.
Guests will enjoy the large relaxation space (which includes a Jacuzzi 4 guests) on the fly bridge, where there is also a lounge area with a 6 pe sofaperson and table or in the large forward cockpit with sundeck for 5 people and others 2 lounge tables for 4 guests, directly accessible from the door opening in the internal dinette!
The prevailing winds around the Aeolian Islands during the summer tend to be from the NW or NE, although, in calm weather, light sea breezes from any direction can be encountered blowing between the islands.
While rare, storms are not unheard of during the spring and early summer and careful forward planning is required as there are only two harbors that offer adequate shelter.
