BALTIC 146 PATH
SUPERCRUISER WITH GLOBAL AMBITIONS

When she was commissioned this was the third largest yacht by volume Baltic Yachts had ever been asked to build.

Intended for long distance global cruising she benefits from all the advanced composite construction techniques available at the yard.

Designed by judel/vrolijk & co with a lifting keel and twin rudders, her length alone will ensure a yacht with very long legs capable of crossing oceans at speed and in real comfort. The project called for a yacht with reliable and proven systems employing all Baltic’s best build practices.

  • Solid bimini to protect the main cockpit
  • Separate bimini over the twin steering positions
  • Tender well on the foredeck can be filled to form a 6.5m pool
  • Fold-over anchor system
  • Large stern lazarette
  • Captive winches
  • 550hp main engine driving a forward facing pull propeller which doubles as a stern thruster

Technical

DELIVERY YEAR

  • 2021

MAIN SPECIFICATIONS

  • L.O.A.44.60 m
  • L.W.L.41.80 m
  • BEAM9.35 m
  • DRAFT5.9/ 3.4 m
  • DISPLACEMENT172 tons

DESIGN

  • NAVAL ARCHITECTjudel/vrolijk & co

PRODUCTION PHOTOS

VIDEOS

INTERIOR & EXTERIOR

Baltic 146 Path intended for long distance global cruising is designed to cross oceans at speed and in real comfort.

CREW AREA

Baltic 146 Path is a yacht designed for global sailing, take a closer look at the spacious crew area with a four-cabin lay-out aft for eight crew.

SAILING

Baltic 146 sailing in the Mediterranean. The wide variety of sails at the crew’s disposal enabling them to be used at a moment’s notice to suit the varying wind and weather conditions. There are three furled upwind sails, a Code sail on a furler in addition to an A4 set off the removable bowsprit.

LAUNCH

The spectacular Baltic 146 Path was successfully launched at our waterside premises in Jakobstad. Following her launch, mast stepping and sea trials Path will be prepared for delivery.

Transport

Baltic 146 Path was transported from her build yard in Bosund to Baltic Yachts’ waterside premises in Jakobstad, where she will be prepared for launch in May.

Main engine installation

This video shows the engine being lifted into the hull at our Bosund facility. The 405kW (550hp), six-cylinder Scania unit will drive a forward-facing pull propeller set on a leg which can rotate through 340 degrees. The diesel engine, which is fitted with the latest exhaust gas treatment system (Selective Catalytic Conversion/SCR) weighs around 1200kg and is carefully positioned using our overhead cranes.

A supercruiser’s hull takes shape

This dramatic video shows how the topside section was first manoeuvred out of the build facility, removed from its mould and then craned into position to complete a perfect fit.

Largest solar system ever installed on a sailing yacht

With a 60m² array of solar panels capable of generating up to 8kW to boost the yacht’s lithium-ion battery bank and reduce fossil-fuel derived emissions, Baltic 146 Path has been selected as the winner of Energy Globe Awards Finland 2022.

FULL TECHNICAL DETAILS HERE

 

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