The boat

A 40-foot sailing catamaran. Four cabins, four bathrooms. Three of them are yours.

The 2027 programme is being designed around a four-cabin sailing catamaran in the Bali 4.1 / Lagoon 40–42 class: roughly twelve metres long, wide enough to give six guests real indoor and outdoor living space, with one cabin reserved for crew. The exact vessel, year, survey status and final photo set will be disclosed before any paid booking is confirmed.

Sailing catamaran exterior reference — Exterior reference: the 40–42 ft class we are selecting for Oblige.

Indicative layout of the Oblige catamaran — What matters for Oblige: three private guest cabins, crew space, saloon, galley, cockpit and outdoor living areas. Final interior photos follow the selected vessel.

Deck plan of the catamaran seen from above — Indicative guest layout: three guest cabins and one crew cabin. Exact arrangement depends on the final vessel.

Aboard

Three guest double cabins, each with a private bathroom and shower. One crew cabin. Saloon with a table for eight, an outdoor table in the cockpit, a bow trampoline, sunbeds, a stern swim platform, an outboard-powered tender, snorkelling kit for six, paddleboard, hot water, 220 V sockets, fridge and freezer.

Not aboard, on purpose

No sound system on deck at anchor. No jet-skis, no towed toys. No air-conditioning at anchor on most weeks (cabins have fans and hatches; ask about port nights if this matters to you). Wi-Fi is the skipper's 4G and it is shared.

The photographs above are clearly labelled reference images for the class of catamaran under selection, not a claim that the pictured hull is already the Oblige boat. The exact vessel will be identified before a deposit is accepted.