BELLO

BELLO is a custom-built steel motor yacht of 54 metres, currently completing her build with a 2026 delivery. As a newly commissioned vessel, she enters the charter market without the maintenance history of older tonnage, but with the corresponding advantage of contemporary systems, current safety standards, and a hull designed to today's expectations. Her steel construction speaks to a build philosophy oriented toward durability and seakeeping rather than weight savings alone.

At 54 metres accommodating twelve guests across six cabins, the guest-to-cabin ratio is generous, and the crew complement of twelve delivers a level of attentiveness rarely found outside the largest superyachts. BELLO is well suited to established charter parties — families, small corporate groups, or close circles of friends who value space, privacy, and a high crew-to-guest ratio. She is not particularly suited to guests seeking a more intimate, lower-profile charter experience, nor to those who prefer a sailing yacht aesthetic or want raw performance at sea. Her designated regions of the Mediterranean and Croatia place her squarely in warm-weather, island-hopping territory.

What distinguishes BELLO within her size class is a leisure infrastructure that punches well above the average for 54-metre vessels. The inclusion of a full spa, sauna, beauty room, gym, and beach club, alongside both an interior and deck jacuzzi and a swimming pool, suggests a programme designed around wellness and extended time aboard rather than simply passage between anchorages. The elevator is a practical feature that meaningfully improves accessibility across deck levels — a detail that is easy to overlook and increasingly relevant for multigenerational groups.

The onboard experience aboard BELLO is oriented firmly around outdoor living and water access. The beach club and swimming platform provide direct, low-fuss entry to the sea, and the water toys — including jet-skis, Seabobs, a foilboard, waterslide, and paddleboards — reflect a programme built for active charter parties. The exterior bar, sun deck, sunpads, and BBQ complete a social deck arrangement suited to long Mediterranean afternoons. As a charter yacht entering her first season, the overall experience will depend substantially on the crew assembled around her, though the infrastructure is clearly ambitious.

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