Length: | 49 ft |
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Builder: | Bali Catamarans |
Year Built: | 2021 |
Max Guests: | 8 |
Cabins: | 4 |
# Crew: | 2 |
Beam: | 26 ft |
Draft: | 4.3 ft |
Base Port: | BVI |
The Bali 4.8 design was new to the market in 2020 and provided a fresh approach to sailing. The design is revolutionary in how space is accessed, with deliberate attention to flow and open space. It succeeds in producing a scale that feels less like a boat, and more like an upscale floating condominium. Bali catamarans are known and appreciated for their unparalleled success in blending luxury, space, and performance; producing a sailing experience that is unparalleled. This new design further capitalizes on that reputation with the advent of the “Bali garage door” that is the centerpiece of the yacht. It allows for the aft wall of the yacht to simply disappear, opening up the back of the yacht to an unobstructed view of paradise. This also affords indoor/outdoor dining options and gives the ever-present Caribbean breeze ample opportunity to make its way through the yacht with ease. With her solid foredeck gone are the forward trampolines, replaced by a large relaxing lounge area complete with cushions for sunbathing. A full-sized door provides access directly from the lounge area into the salon, allowing free movement through the yacht. A walk up to the flybridge unveils a seating area perfect for cocktails and taking in sunsets. There is also another area for sunbathing on the flybridge where you can take in the sights of the islands from the highest vantage point on the yacht. The Bali open space design is further complimented by the superior outfit of Island Standard Time. No detail has been left unnoticed from the fine linens, pillows and throws to the wine glasses, serving and flatware that make every day feel luxurious. She has been stocked full with every appliance and kitchen accessory to allow the chef to fully showcase the mastery of their art. And the water toys abound, allowing guests to fully experience all the Caribbean has to offer, both in and out of the water. Island Standard Time will accommodate 8 charter guests in 4 spacious queen cabins. She has solar panels, air conditioning, water maker, ice maker, full sized refrigerator, a fully customizable menu, Caribbean made ecofriendly and reef safe toiletries, a bar stocked to guest preference, coffee/espresso machine, rendezvous scuba diving, snorkeling gear, underwater scooters, subwing, wakeboard, stand up paddle board, towable water tube, 10 ft. floating dock, pool noodles, fishing gear, board and card games, television in the salon, Fusion 3 Bluetooth enabled sound system and Island Standard Time giveaways. |
4 queen berth guest cabins each with a private en-suite electric head, shower and sink/vanity. Starboard side heads have dry stall showers, port side heads have wet showers. All cabins have individually contract air-conditioning for each cabins comfort. Top desk fly-bridge with lounging and seating with a 360 degree view. Forward cockpit and lounge and dining area. Aft cockpit with seating and dining accommodations. Main deck has a bright and airy main salon (fully air-conditioned) as the galley direct access to the forward cockpit lounge area. BERTH SIZES: All queen berths are 5'w X 6'6"L Bunks: Top bunk 32"W x 75"L; bottom bunk 36"W x 75"L | |
Queens: | 4 |
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Twin Cabins: | 1 |
Scuba: | Yacht offers Rendezvous Diving only |
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Compressor: | Not Onboard |
Dinghy: | 13' |
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Dinghy HP: | 30HP Tohatsu with tiller |
Dinghy Pax: | 6 |
Snorkel Gear: | Yes |
WakeBoard: | 1 |
PaddleBoard: | 2 |
Float Mats: | Yes |
Swim Platform: | Aft |
Boarding Ladder: | Aft |
Fishing Gear: | Yes |
Gear Type: | Trolling & flick stick |
# Fish Rods: | 2 |
Sail Instruct.: | Yes |
Internet: | Onboard WIFI |
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BBQ: | Yes |
VCR DVD: | Yes |
Salon Stereo: | Yes |
Num CDs: | Yes |
iPod: | Yes |
Amenities | |
AC: | Full |
Hair Dryer: | Yes |
Special Diets: | Yes |
Kosher Diets: | Inq |
Nude Charters: | Inq |
Guest Smoke: | Yes, only off transom |
Crew Smokes: | No |
Guest Pet: | No |
Children?: | Yes |
Min Age: | Water safe |
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CAPTAIN
Caydon Harris
Born in Plettenberg Bay along the coast of South Africa Caydon grew up in a small town. His first year out of high school he spent in Australia working abroad. It was there that he was introduced to yachting, coming onboard as a guest. He quickly fell in love with the concept and when he returned home he began his sailing courses and has been working on the water ever since.
Since then he has worked for several sailing schools and has been an instructor for both power and sailing vessels. He spent last season in Croatia working for Yachtweek where he fell in love with chartering and the experience of sailing with guests from all over the world. It was there that he was able to evolve his love of being on the water from teaching to accommodating and entertaining guests and showing them just how magnificent our sea landscape can be. He looks forward to continuing to share his love of sailing with others in the Caribbean.
CERTIFICATES
• Yachtmaster Offshore Commercially Endorsed
• PB2 nstructor
• Cruising Instructor
• VHF SRC
• STCW
CHEF
Natasha Milliken-Smith
Born and raised in the charming city of Oxford, UK, Natasha's connection to the sea was cultivated during summers spent on boats in the Balearic Islands. This early exposure to maritime life sparked a passion for the ocean and travel.
After finishing high school, Natasha followed this passion by training and working as a stewardess on superyachts. It was during this time that she developed a keen interest in cooking, inspired by the incredible chefs she worked alongside. Eager to transition from stewardess to chef, Natasha took on the role of crew chef, spending a season cooking and cruising through the Mediterranean.
Balancing her love for the sea with academic pursuits, Natasha returned to the UK to complete a Master's degree in Chemistry. Throughout her university years, she enriched her culinary skills by attending short cooking courses, continuously expanding her repertoire. Her summers were spent in Croatia, where she worked as a chef on smaller sailing charters, developing her style of cooking and guest experience.
Upon completing her degree, Natasha attended the UK's prestigious White Pepper Chef's Academy, where she completed a professional chef's course, further refining her culinary expertise.
With her diverse hospitality background and extensive experience, Natasha brings a unique blend of scientific precision and creative flair to her role as a yacht chef. Having sailed and cooked her way through the Mediterranean, she is excited to see what the other side of the Atlantic has to offer and is dedicated to crafting exquisite dishes whilst providing guests with an unforgettable experience.
CERTIFICATES
• STCW
• PDSD
• VHF SRC
• Powerboat Level 2
• Level 2 Award in Food Safety / Food Hygiene
• White Pepper Chef Academy Intermediate Skills
• UKSA Superyacht Hospitality Training Certificate
• GUEST Wine, Bar-tending & Mixology module
• Master's Degree in Chemistry
SEASON: | 2 Guests | 4 Guests | 6 Guests | 8 Guests |
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Winter 2024 to 2025 | $22,500 | $23,500 | $24,500 | $25,500 |
Summer 2025 | $22,500 | $23,500 | $24,500 | $25,500 |
Winter 2025 to 2026 | $24,000 | $25,000 | $26,000 | $27,000 |
Summer 2026 | $25,000 | $26,000 | $27,000 | $28,000 |