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Winter Season - The Exuma Islands, Bahamas
Lagoon 46
46'
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You'll be in great hands with our crew! Our captain and chef/mate intuitively know how to make guests feel welcome, safe, and ensure that they have a memorable and good time. They are experts at sailing, creating a fun vacation atmosphere, and preparing amazing meals and drinks for our guests.





From yard “The BALI 5.4 Open Space is characterized by completely open spaces and very ergonomic living spaces. In addition to the recognized innovations such as the rigid front cockpit with lounge area and sunbathing, the new platform linking the two rear skirts with large bench and chests, the large tilt-and-turn door and sliding windows, a panoramic relaxation area on the roof, the BALI 5.4 offers new access to the front cockpit through an interior door and cabins through panels opening onto the rear cockpit.”






Bali
55'1" / 16,79 m
8-12
2
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Split lies on the Adriatic coast, central Dalmatia, on the Split (Marjan) peninsula. Although surrounded by sea as a peninsula, Split also borders with surrounding mountains, Mosor on the northeast, Kozjak on the northwest, and Marjan hill as one of the most important symbols of the city, rising on the west side of the peninsula, in the immediate vicinity of the old city centre. Split is also surrounded by the islands Brač, Hvar, Šolta and Čiovo. Split has a Mediterranean climate, characterized by dry and very hot summers and cool, but moderate and humid winters. Average temperature of the warmest month of the year is 22°C, and the coldest 4°C.



















The Bali 5.4 is characterized by the enormous, flush-decked saloon / galley / aft cockpit area or in sitting comfortably in the forward deck saloon which is accessed directly from inside, open to the water. You enjoy the most of the huge relaxation areas on the incredible flybridge, you will have a sense of well-being.
Bali
55'1" / 16,79 m
8-12
2
5
5
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It's one thing to look at a yacht online or visit her at a boat show, but with Yacht-Match TRY-and-BUY, you'll get to experience your preferred boat model for an entire week to see if it truly fits your needs.
Yacht-Match will fully manage your charter week to make it an unforgettable holiday.
For a stress-free introduction to the yachting life, you can engage one of the Yacht-Match skippers who makes sure you get comfortable with handling the boat, or he/she can be your skipper for the whole week.
If you buy a boat with Yacht-Match consultancy within six months after your charter week, you will recover the paid rental price as a discount on your investment.
You will also experience the quality of the local "Yacht-Match operator"; carefully selected on the basis of customer friendliness, reliability, technical skills, and local knowledge.

Experience life as it’s been lived for thousands of years in Diocletian’s Palace, one of the world’s most imposing Roman remains. The maze-like streets of the buzzing old town – the living heart and soul of Split – are chock-full of bars, shops and restaurants. Getting lost in the labyrinth of narrow streets, passageways and courtyards is one of Croatia’s most enchanting experiences – and it’s small enough for you to always find your way out again easily. Before you leave, escape the palace walls for a drink on the marble-paved, palm-fringed Riva along the water’s edge. Split lies on the Adriatic coast, central Dalmatia, on the Split (Marjan) peninsula. Although surrounded by sea as a peninsula, Split also borders with surrounding mountains, Mosor on the northeast, Kozjak on the northwest, and Marjan hill as one of the most important symbols of the city, rising on the west side of the peninsula, in the immediate vicinity of the old city centre. Split is also surrounded by the islands Brač, Hvar, Šolta and Čiovo. Croatia enjoys three different climates: The coast has a pleasant Mediterranean climate with a high number of days of sunshine per year. Summers are hot and dry and winters are mild and wet. Temperatures drop slightly as you move inland, where the climate is continental and moderate. Once you climb above 1,200 m, you’ll be greeted with fresh mountain air and temperatures around 13 ºC in the summer months. Split has a Mediterranean climate, characterized by dry and very hot summers and cool, but moderate and humid winters. Average temperature of the warmest month of the year is 22°C, and the coldest 4°C.

Croatia’s most popular attraction, the extraordinary walled city of Dubrovnik, is a Unesco World Heritage Site for good reason. Despite being relentlessly shelled in the 1990s during Croatia’s Homeland War, its mighty walls, sturdy towers, medieval monasteries, baroque churches, graceful squares and fascinating residential quarters all look magnificent again. For an unrivaled perspective of this Adriatic pearl, take the cable car up Srđ, the city's craggy backdrop. For a more intimate glimpse, circle the city walls and peer into hidden gardens and ancient lanes strung with laundry.

A turquoise ribbon of lakes linked by gushing waterfalls in the forested heart of continental Croatia, Plitvice Lakes National Park is an awe-inspiring sight. There are dozens of lakes – from 2.5-mile-long Kozjak to reed-fringed ponds – and their startling colors are a product of the underlying bedrock. Travertine expanses covered with mossy plants divide the lakes, while boardwalks allow you to easily traverse this exquisite watery world. To escape the crowds by the water, follow hiking trails through the beech, spruce, fir and pine forests.

Come high summer, there’s no better place to dress up and get your groove on than Hvar Town. Gorgeous tanned people descend from their yachts in droves, rubbing shoulders with up-for-it backpackers at après-beach parties as the sun drops below the horizon. While the cashed-up yachtie types keep the town's top-notch restaurants and cocktail bars in business, sun-dazed young revelers do the same for the little dance bars that are the mainstay of the Hvar scene. Pack beach gear and shoes suitable for dancing on tables and you'll be set.

Cloaked in dense pine forests, marvelous Mljet is an island idyll. Legend has it that Odysseus was marooned here for seven years, and it’s easy to appreciate why he took his time leaving. The entire western section of Mljet is a national park, where you’ll find two sublime cobalt-colored lakes, an island monastery and the sleepy little port of Pomena, which is as pretty as a bouquet. Don’t neglect eastern Mljet, home to some tranquil little bays, brilliant beaches and a couple of excellent eateries.

Zagreb is made for strolling. Wander past the red roofs and cobblestones of the Upper Town, which is peppered with church spires. Afterward, do as the locals do and head to a cafe. Zagreb's cafe culture is just one facet of this city's vibrant street life, egged on by a year-round roster of events that brings music, pop-up markets and food stalls to parks and plazas. Even when there's nothing on, the center thrums with youthful energy, so it's no surprise that Croatia's capital is now bringing in the city-break crowd.

La dolce vita reigns supreme in Istria, Croatia’s top foodie destination. The seafood, truffles, wild asparagus and boškarin (an indigenous species of ox) all stand out, as do myriad regional specialties and award-winning olive oils and wines by small local producers. Sample the best the region has to offer in upmarket restaurants by the sea, in traditional family-run taverns in medieval hilltop villages and in farmhouses all over the peninsula’s verdant interior. If you're not consuming at least one truffle dish a day, you're not doing it right.

Bol, on the southern coast of Brač Island, is home to illustrious Zlatni Rat beach, a spit of tiny golden pebbles extending like a horn into the bay. This pretty harbor town is a favorite among windsurfers: the channel between the islands of Brač and Hvar provides ideal wind conditions, thanks to the maestral (strong, steady westerly wind) that typically blows between April and October. The wind picks up slowly in the morning, an excellent time for beginners to hit the water. By early afternoon, the winds are strong – perfect for those looking for a real adrenaline kick.

Like Dubrovnik in miniature, the sweet little seaside town of Korčula has its own set of imposing walls and towers, but it only sees a fraction of the tourists of its more famous sibling. The highlight is its extraordinary cathedral, adorned with a downright kooky set of carvings. You can walk every one of the marbled streets of its compact old town in an hour, leaving plenty of time for lazing on the beach or heading into the hinterland for a memorable meal at a village konoba (tavern).

This fascinating national park has Roman ruins, historic watermills and two fascinating monasteries (one on an island and one built over ancient catacombs), but the star of the show is the Krka River itself, as it rushes through canyons, broadens into lakes and splashes over numerous falls and cascades. You can stroll along boardwalks and marvel at the multitude of fish darting through the emerald waters, then cap off your visit with a dip in a lake at the foot of a mighty waterfall.
3 Queen Staterooms with en-suite bathrooms, memory foam mattress topper, & hanging closets
USB charging plugs in staterooms
Fans & Reading lights in staterooms
Hard Bimini Top Flybridge with sunbeds and seating
Fore cockpit seating and Sunbeds
2 Trampolines
Aft cockpit dining x8 and lounge seating
Throw blankets & pillows
WiFi available onboard; speeds may vary
Oven
Pizza Oven
Microwave
4 Burner cooktop
3 refrigerators
1 freezer
Yeti cooler
Water Maker
Ice maker
Coffee & Tea Pots
Stove Top Percolator
Fresh Juicer
Hair Dryers
Male Wet Suits, various sizes
Individual Air Conditioning & Heating
Generator
Inverter
110V North American Power
Deluxe 12′ Dinghy w/40hp
Electric Dinghy Hoist
Upgraded Engines
Fusion Sound System with 6 speakers
Custom Sea-Deck Flooring
Underwater Hull Blue LED Lights x4
Electric Flush toilets
Showers
Reef Safe Toiletries
Female Wet Suits, various sizes











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Special bonus
+30 years of specialist experience in the yacht charter market and leisure marine industry
You assign us to represent your interest; you are our principal.
We guide you through the entire purchasing process and benchmark the market.
building slots for the European season 2022 are already reserved. In this catamaran offer, Yacht-Match has secured one slot for each model so you can decide to take delivery now in 2021 or in spring 2022.
After the 26th of April, most shipyards in Europe will announce an unprecedented price increase starting with 9% with incremental surges expected to reach a 25% price increase by mid-2022. The reason for the price increases is the rise of costs in raw materials and the situation is the direct result of a disruption in the supply of raw materials linked to the pandemic.
By reserving this offer you are gaining:
The Serenity Program is in partnership with each individual shipyard in France and offered only through Yacht-Match as an extended handover process to our new boat owners. By reserving this offer by the 30th May we can schedule the Serenity Program for when you take delivery in 2022 instead.
By booking a meeting with us in the register form and sharing more of your plans with us, we will be in a better position to advice on different financing options that we have readily available.
Yacht-Match offers smart ownership solutions for our catamaran owners. These include financing options with the possibility to pay for upkeep costs and pay of the yacht financing by as little as within 6-7 years.
All payments and payments procedures are explained in detail in the meeting you book with us when you register your interest in the form. In short, all payments are processed by the yard and you are given a proof in terms of a Pro-Forma and in the later stages also a guarantee that states your payments are reserved towards a particular build with a hull number and the various certifications involved.
The risk actually lies with the shipyard as it only takes a small commitment fee from you to start building the boat during which you are excepted to make the final balance only weeks before the delivery of the catamarans, thus the yard is funding and paying the build of the catamaran during the whole process.
We provide delivery to almost all areas of the globe. Having owners from most continents and experience in delivery and also charter management in remote areas such as the Indian ocean and in Polynesia, we are certain we can assist you with your specific requirements.
In the meeting booked by you, we will explain to you in full how we handle aftermarket options, insurance and assist you with the registration paper of your catamaran as part of the handover process and onboarding all new boatowners experience with Yacht-Match.
In the meeting, you will also be given all the information you need in regards to aftersales and how we manage this together with our certified local partners around the globe.
Transfer to the hotel is unfortunately not part of this deal, in most cases the transfer, or car rental, is an offer “on request”, we recommend that you book this service when booking your package arrangement.