Description:
A single cockpit/saloon area, fully flush and unencumbered by bulkheads, is defined by the BALI 4.0, accessible through an enormous folding glass door on electric rams. So you can go from Cosy Mode to Lounge Mode in the blink of an eye, with a panoramic sea view. Instead of the conventional trampoline, a forward cockpit with a dining area and a massive sunbathing area. The extra living room on the coachroof with sunbathing area
The BALI 4.0 receives an incredible amount of natural light, much like its big brothers, the BALI 4.5 Open Space, and the BALI 4.3 Loft. The expansive retractable windows offer a panoramic view as well as an unprecedented freshness to the saloon. The several hatches in the hulls guarantee excellent natural ventilation.
Its technological equipment will please the most demanding sailors, and then forward is the new generation fitted galley for the most exacting chef, enabling you to cook with a sea view.
Practical: For a 40 footer, a remarkable degree of self-sufficiency.
SPECIFICATIONS
| Conception | Olivier PONCIN |
| Naval Architect | Xavier FAŸ |
| Design | Hervé COUEDEL |
| Overall length | 40 ft |
| Beam | 22 ft |
| Waterline length | 38,6 ft |
| Draft | 3,67 ft |
| Light displacement | 8,6 t |
| Maximum displacement | 11,2 t |
| Maximum Up wind sail area | 1140 sq ft |
| Mainsail area | 516 sq ft |
| Solent | 344,45 sq ft |
| Fresh Water | 211 us gal |
| Fuel | 103 us gal |
| Engines | 2 X 20 hp up to 40 hp |
| CE CAT : A – 10 persons | Made in France |
