ELDAMAR

## Eldamar Eldamar follows a straightforward brief, executed with discipline: contemporary lines outside, calm and considered interiors, and a layout that works as well underway as it does at anchor. Nothing here shouts — the quality shows up in the details you notice on the second or third day aboard. Accommodation Five cabins host guests below. Your BellaYacht advisor will confirm the exact cabin configuration for your dates, along with the guest capacity that applies to your charter. Life on board The flybridge is where most days settle in. A full bar and a second dining area give this deck genuine independence from the main saloon — lunch in the shade, drinks as the light drops, dinner under the stars without anyone having to move downstairs. The panoramic outlook from up here is the reason guests tend to claim it early and stay. Aft, the hydraulic swim platform lowers to sea level at the touch of a button, turning the stern into a private beach for the afternoon. It makes getting in and out of the water easy for strong swimmers and cautious ones alike, and doubles as staging space for the toys. Two things aboard deserve a mention that seldom makes the brochures: a water purification system that delivers clean drinking water throughout the yacht, and two silent watermakers that run without calling on a generator. The practical result is fresh water on demand with none of the background hum that usually comes with it — the kind of engineering choice you appreciate most at anchor, late in the evening. Crew and table The crew works across several languages, which matters more than it sounds when guests, ports and suppliers all speak something different. Service is attentive without hovering. In the galley, the chef builds menus around what is fresh and local, adjusting to preferences, allergies and the pace of the day rather than imposing a fixed carte — long lunches on the flybridge, more composed dinners when the occasion calls for it. Cruising grounds Summers are spent in Croatia, working the Dalmatian islands and their anchorages. Winters take Eldamar to the Red Sea, where the diving and the water clarity give the toys a proper stage. Water toys Two Seabobs, so a pair of guests can explore below the surface together. An eFoil for those who want to get up on the water rather than under it. Windsurfing gear sized for children. Two paddleboards and a full range of snorkelling equipment complete the locker.