LELLA BELLE

## Lella Belle — Oceanis 46.1, Greece A 2024 build sailing the Greek islands, Lella Belle belongs to the generation of Oceanis monohulls conceived around a simple idea: a sailing yacht should be genuinely easy to live aboard, not just pleasant to look at. She delivers on that promise without fuss. Accommodation Five cabins, an unusually generous layout for a yacht of this size. Four are arranged with a double bed; the fifth is fitted with bunk beds, a practical solution for younger guests or for those travelling as a group. Ten sleeping places in total, spread across the yacht rather than concentrated in one area — which matters more than it sounds on a week-long charter. Life aboard Air conditioning throughout keeps the interior comfortable through the still, warm afternoons of the Aegean summer, and the onboard generator means that comfort doesn't depend on being plugged into a quay. It is the difference between choosing an anchorage for its beauty and choosing it for its facilities. Under sail, Lella Belle is set up for easy handling. Electric winches take the effort out of trimming, and the furling mainsail lets sail area be adjusted progressively as the Meltemi builds or fades — a real advantage in Greek waters, where the wind rarely stays the same all day. Guests who want to take the helm and get involved will find plenty to enjoy; those who prefer to stay in the shade with a book will never feel that the yacht is demanding their attention. Crew and service Chartered with a professional crew who know these waters, their anchorages and their weather patterns. Itineraries are shaped around your rhythm — early departures for those who want to cover ground, long lunches at anchor for those who don't. In short A recent, well-equipped sailing yacht with real cabin capacity, suited to families and groups of friends who want to explore the Cyclades or the Ionian properly — at sailing pace, close to the water.