BELLO

## Bello Bello is a yacht built around water — not as an afterthought, but as the organising idea of her layout. A pool sits integrated into the beach club at sea level, ringed by lounging areas for the long, unhurried part of the afternoon. A second pool on the upper deck plays a more sociable role. And forward, an elevated Jacuzzi holds the best sightline on board, open to the horizon in every direction. ### Moving through the yacht A glass elevator, wrapped by a spiral staircase, links the decks — a detail that changes how a large yacht is actually used, letting guests move between the beach club, the saloon and the sun deck without thinking about it. The main saloon is generously proportioned and opens through a fold-out balcony, so the interior breathes with the sea air rather than sealing itself off from it. From there, the space flows naturally outward to alfresco dining and soft seating. ### Accommodation Six cabins accommodate twelve guests. Two are owner's cabins: the master opens onto panoramic views, with discreet sliding-door access directly to the foredeck Jacuzzi, while the second owner's cabin has its own Jacuzzi and private balcony, a lounge area and separate his-and-hers closets. Four further cabins are each fitted with a double bed for two guests. Detailed bed configuration on request. ### Spa, wellness and fitness The wellness offering is genuinely a spa rather than a token corner: sauna, massage room and beauty facilities, plus an expansive whirlpool fed by a waterfall, with its own lounge and bar alongside. The gym is properly equipped for daily use — bike, free weights, kettlebells, mats and ropes. ### Cruising and family life aboard Bello follows the seasons, spending summer in the Mediterranean — including the Croatian coastline — and crossing to the Caribbean for winter. A dedicated children's playroom gives younger guests a space of their own, and the crew's service is calibrated to keep the whole rhythm of the day effortless. ### Water toys Two jet skis, two SeaBobs, two e-foils and a waterslide from the deck into the sea.