La Bellini Superyacht - 20m Yacht Charter for up to 12 people
Superyacht in Nice for up to twelve people (sleeps six)
La Bellini is a striking Sunseeker Predator 64 that perfectly combines exhilarating performance with the sleek styling for which the British shipyard is renowned. At 20.44 metres in length, this elegant motor yacht is ideal for stylish Mediterranean escapes, whether for week-long cruising adventures or entertaining during the Riviera’s prestigious summer events.
Performance and design
Instantly recognisable as a Sunseeker, La Bellini’s streamlined exterior hints at the impressive power beneath her decks. Equipped with twin 1,200hp MTU engines, she delivers thrilling cruising speeds of up to 28 knots, offering fast and effortless travel between the French Riviera’s most glamorous destinations.
Bright and stylish interior
Below deck, La Bellini accommodates up to six guests across three beautifully designed cabins, comprising two doubles and one twin. Her interiors are bright and welcoming, with large hull windows flooding the accommodation with natural light and enhancing the sense of space throughout.
The main saloon is tastefully decorated in a contemporary style, creating a sophisticated setting for relaxing or entertaining. A sliding sunroof opens the space to the sea breeze, further enhancing the airy and open feel of the yacht’s interior.
Inviting outdoor spaces
Glass doors seamlessly connect the saloon to the aft deck, where guests will find a comfortable alfresco dining area perfect for long lunches or sunset aperitifs. Generous sunpads are positioned both aft and forward, providing ample space for lounging in the Mediterranean sunshine throughout the day.
Why charter La Bellini
Stylish, sporty and exceptionally versatile, La Bellini is the perfect choice for guests seeking the ideal balance of performance and comfort. With her sleek Sunseeker design, elegant living spaces and thrilling cruising capabilities, she offers an unforgettable platform for exploring the Mediterranean in true style.
