Rossinavi proudly unveiled the Bel1, a striking 49.9-meter superyacht. Built at their Viareggio facility, the Bel1 is scheduled for delivery in 2024 and represents the latest addition to Rossinavi’s fleet featuring traditional shaft line and diesel propulsion.

The Bel1 boasts a collaborative design effort, with exteriors conceived by Fulvio De Simoni Yacht Design and interiors penned by Enrico Gobbi – Team For Design. Fulvio De Simoni, founder of the eponymous design firm, expressed his satisfaction with the project: “We are incredibly proud of Bel1. Despite the challenges presented by its originality and architectural complexity, this project allowed us to push creative boundaries and craft a vessel that prioritizes both form and functionality, ensuring an unparalleled onboard experience.”

A key feature of the Bel1 is its expansive sundeck, measuring over 145 square meters. This meticulously designed space is segmented into distinct zones to cater to diverse guest preferences. The aft section allows for luxurious sunbathing, while the central area provides a shaded haven with plush sofas and a bar. For those seeking a refreshing dip, a mini-pool graces the forward section of the sundeck, creating a truly versatile leisure area.

The upper deck boasts a sheltered aft veranda, ideal for year-round al fresco dining. The enclosed beach club offers a tranquil retreat, while the incorporation of a mezzanine deck on the main deck fosters a sense of intimacy within the various onboard spaces. Furthermore, the main deck cockpit features a cleverly designed dining area that can be enclosed by sliding glass panels, ensuring comfortable use regardless of weather conditions.

“Our vision for Bel1 was to achieve a harmonious blend of stylistic coherence with a focus on maximizing usable space,” stated Federico Rossi, Chief Operating Officer of Rossinavi. “This is particularly evident in the expansive 145-square-meter flybridge.”

The Bel1 boasts a robust aluminum hull and superstructure. For exceptional performance, she is powered by twin Caterpillar engines. The vessel will proudly fly the Maltese flag and is registered with Lloyd’s Register.