Baltic Baltic 85

BUILDER             Baltic Yachts
MODEL                Baltic 85
YEAR                   2018
REFIT                  2024 
TYPE                   Sloop
FLAG                   United Kingdom
NAVAL                 Dixon Yacht Design
EXTERIOR          Dixon Yacht Design
INTERIOR           Mark Whiteley Design
CLASS                 DNV-GL - Not currently in class,
LOA                     26.00m / 85' 4"
LWL                     23.90m / 78' 5"- 
BEAM                  6.25m / 20' 6"
DRAFT                1.35m / 4' 4" Keel Up
DRAFT                4.30m / 14' 1"Keel Down
GT                       73 GT
NET TONS          21
DISP.                   50 tons
HULL                   Carbon Composite
DECKS                Teak
MAX                    11 knots
CRUISING           9 knots
RANGE                1000nm @ 9knots

MAIN ENGINES  - 1 x 132 kW (177 Hp) Volvo Penta D4 - 180 IF

FUEL CONSUMPTION - 35 l/hr (9 US gal) @ 11.00 kn, 30 l/hr (8 US gal) @ 10.50 kn, 15 l/hr (4 US gal) @ 9.00 kn

ACCOMMODATION

GUESTS - 4 in 2 Cabins
CREW - 4 in 2 cabins


CAPACITIES

FUEL                               2,000 litres / 528 US gallons
FRESH WATER              1,400 litres / 370 US gallons
HOLDING TANK             500 litres / 132 US gallons
GREY WATER                500 litres / 132 US gallons
BLACK WATER              500 litres / 132 US gallons
BALLAST WATER.         11,500 litres / 3,038 US gallons
BALLAST.                       15,450 kg

MECHANICAL EQUIPMENT

ENGINES                      1 x 132 kW (177 Hp) Volvo Penta D4 - 180 IF
HOURS                         2,723 hours
GENERATOR 1:            1 x 15 kW (20 Hp) Fischer Panda 25i 
GENERATOR  2:           1 x 25 kW (34 Hp) Fischer Panda 25i 
GEN HOURS                 Gen.1: 1,786 hours, Gen.2: 1,936 hours
WATER MAKER(S)        Idromar MSK250
GEARBOX                     ZF68 
BOWTHRUSTER           Maxpower R300/21 Power rating 23Kw
STERNTHRUSTER       Maxpower R300/21 Power rating

MINI Y is a 26 m (85′4″) sloop launched in 2018 by Baltic Yachts. She combines a striking visual presence with a lightweight composite construction and practical sailing features that make her both beautiful and functional. Her interior, deck layout, and systems are arranged to favour ease of handling and comfortable cruising rather than overly complex systems.

The yacht accommodates up to four guests in two cabins, supported by a crew of four. The design philosophy emphasises refined simplicity: luxury, but pared‑back. With naval architecture and exterior design by Dixon Yacht Design, who have a particular affinity for the requirements of yachts intended for comfortable cruising, Mini -Y is the quintessential performance cruiser.

Displacing just 50 tons, light-ship, she’s constructed of an E-Glass outer skin, a carbon inner skin and a foam core with lightweight carbon bulkheads and panels used throughout. A telescopic lifting keel with an 11.39-ton bulb reduces draft to 3m ensuring sailing performance and the ability to navigate in shallow anchorages.

MINI Y’s exterior is characterised by a sleek, silver‑hued hull with clean sheer lines and a silhouette that balances performance and elegance. The hull is built with an advanced composite sandwich: E‑glass outer layers, internal carbon reinforcement, foam core, plus carbon bulkheads and structural panels, providing stiffness at light weight. Her telescopic lifting keel with an 11.39‑ton bulb allows draft to be reduced to about 3 m (approx. 9′8″), enabling access to more varied cruising grounds. Under sail, she can race along at over 15 knots, while the auxiliary Volvo D4‑180 engine delivers a maximum of 10.5 knots under power. The deck layout offers generous open space, sunbathing areas, and good sightlines, while integrated steps lead down into the interior.

The yacht’s accommodation, with clean, modern styling by Mark Whitely Design, includes a light and airy saloon, a large owner’s suite forward with one twin guest cabin all finished in a beautiful pear wood. Detailed planning has resulted in an unusually large amount of space for the owners and their guests giving the impression below of a much larger yacht. MINI Y is arranged to feel open and connected.

The main salon integrates lounge and dining areas: on the port side a corner couch with a concealed TV and surround sound, on starboard a dining table with bench seating. The interior joinery hides technology elegantly and keeps lines clean. The galley is located in the crew quarters, with additional seating, providing functional support without intruding on the guest spaces. Her two guest cabins are comfortable and well proportioned for the yacht’s size, with attention to light, ventilation, and comfort.

Key Features:

• Easy short-handed sailing – Designed for minimal crew with user-friendly systems.
• Bright, minimalist interiors – Natural light and calming design throughout.
• Quiet under engine – Smooth, near-silent motoring for peaceful passages.
• Spacious, open decks – Ideal for lounging, sunbathing, and seamless movement.
• High-performance tender – 4.6 m Williams jet tender for exploration and fun.
• Scandinavian craftsmanship – Precision-built with refined, understated luxury.
• Shallow-draft cruising – Telescopic lifting keel allows access to remote anchorages.
• Balanced lifestyle onboard – Fast when you want, relaxed when you don’t.
• 2023 refit - including new systems and equipment.