Petite Belle

A 29-metre catamaran with a 13.4-metre beam, Petite Belle carries that width straight into the layout: the main saloon opens onto a full-beam aft cockpit through sliding glass doors, and the two spaces work as one room when they're open. Sunreef Yachts delivered her in 2025, hull five of the 100 Power series, and she sits today in Pisa.

Build and provenance

Sunreef Yachts built her as a catamaran with a GRP hull, in the displacement style the yard uses for steady, efficient running rather than outright speed. She carries a Commercial Malta classification, and at 299 gross tonnes across two hulls she carries genuine volume.

Layout and accommodation

Twelve guests sleep across five ensuite cabins, including a master with a king-size bed, and a crew of four look after them from their own quarters. Forward, the bow holds a lounge and sunpads; the flybridge above is built as a second living room, with a sofa, a dining area and a bar of its own.

Performance and engineering

Twin 1,200 hp MAN engines give her a 12-knot cruise and a 16.5-knot top speed, numbers suited to the displacement hull beneath her: built to cover distance steadily rather than plane across it. Fuel capacity runs to 28,000 litres, enough range for island-hopping without frequent refuelling stops. At anchor, 13 kilowatt-peak of solar panels and a night-mode battery system let her run quietly after dark, with 20 underwater lights lighting the water around her.

On deck and at anchor

On deck, the jacuzzi sits on the flybridge with the C-shaped sofa, dining area and bar, and fold-out balconies open the sides of the boat to the water once she's anchored. Audio and entertainment systems cover the boat, and water toys are aboard for time on the water.

Where she lies and how to see her

Petite Belle lies in Pisa, Italy. A viewing there is arranged and attended by Boatcrowd from start to finish, and once an offer is accepted, survey and sea trial follow before handover.