The
ways of rich and famous are often different – they have lavish and exotic life
style…. They own costly cars, private jets and luxury yachts with many special
features and exclusively made. Yachts
are recreational boats. The term originated from the Dutch Jacht meaning
"hunt". It was originally defined as a light fast sailing vessel used
by the Dutch navy to pursue pirates and other transgressors around and into the
shallow waters of the Low Countries.
There are Yacht clubs which allows only very rich people into their
fold. Even among billionaire megayacht owners, there's competition to be the
biggest and best.
‘and this is why I sojourn here;
Alone and palely loitering; Though the sedge is withered from the lake,…… and no birds sing.’ – lines from ‘La Belle Dame
sans Merci’ meaning – ‘the beautiful lady without mercy’, a ballad written by
the English poet John Keats. The poem is considered an English classic,
stereotypical to other of Keats' works. It avoids simplicity of interpretation
despite simplicity of structure.
Now this post is about a beautiful
luxury yacht named ‘la belle’ and it is unique because ‘no boys allowed’ inside
this luxury yacht, complete with Swarovski crystal chandeliers, gold mosaics,
ice fountains and a spa !!!
MailOnline reports
- You may have thought all superyachts were created equal. But according to one
designer, there is a gap in the market for vessels targeted at the fairer sex. In
case the world's most powerful women don't want to splash out on the regular
millionaires' toys on the market, luxury designer Lidia Bersani has created the
first luxury mega yacht with a female in mind. The sleek white and gold yacht,
measuring an impressive 262ft, is targeted at female buyers and is designed
using crystal, gold, fur and flowers. It is even named La Belle, which
translates as 'the beauty'.
Luxury designer Lidia Bersani has
created the first luxury mega yacht designed for a 'lady' and measuring 262ft
in length. The master
cabin is unsurprisingly lavish with a round king size double bed and baldachin
and its own terrace with panoramic views. The 80-metre superyacht is not for
the faint hearted, or Laura Ashley lovers. It's a riot of opulent gold mosaics,
mother of pearl, Swarovski crystal chandeliers, gemstones, onyx and bespoke
wooden furniture. The boat's design
revolves around soft edges, smooth lines, floral patterns and a large amount of
glass, crystal and bright white.
Lidia Bersani's
website says of La Belle: '[The] Yacht is in distinctive Bersani Style, romantic
and warm. The colors in white, ivory and gold are predominant. Interior is full
of opulent and comfortable elements.' The vessel could comfortably sleep 12
guests in six deluxe cabins. If you get bored of sunning yourself on deck there
are a few lounges, dining places and facilities for live music on board. The
master cabin on the second deck is unsurprisingly decadent; with a round king
size double bed and baldachin (a canopy that traditionally sits over a throne
or tomb of someone important), private terrace, thick curtains, gold touches
and floral carpeting. There are five other guest suites spread around the boat.
If you get bored of sunning yourself on deck the yacht has lounges, dining
places and facilities for live music.
In place of darts
boards and computer games, you'll find a spa area with hyrdromassage pool,
sauna, hamman, infrared sauna, snow room and ice fountains; small fitness club
with outdoor Jacuzzi; library with fireplace; beauty centre, disco club, cinema
– theatre, as well as a few bars. 'The
idea is to equip this Super Yacht with ultra-modern stabilizing system and
state of the art machinery and equipment,' says Lidia Bersani Luxury Design. There are five decks and a lift to get you from
one to another, as well as a helicopter landing pad on the roof... although a
gold helicopter is not included
Of the price, Ms Bersani told
MailOnline, 'Unfortunately we do not have yet the final price. The idea is to
build the most luxurious yacht on the world, and the golden decorations,
Swarovski crystals, and some precious stones which we would like to use, it
will be not cheap, I am sure.'
So, interested in bidding for one !
With regards – S.
Sampathkumar
3rd Feb
2015.
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