Reomar III Eleanor Reomar IV

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2 History The Belami is 30 meters vessel holding a long history through its design from the period of the Belle Époque, taking up the architectural concept of Cox & Stevens from the 20th century. The Belami is an open book on a period that have seen numbers of boats seeing the light of day, combining charm with a touch of luxury that cannot be find nowadays. All the charm of the Belami results from its design. All the possible cares have been taken in order to build the boat according to its precursors. The result is a boat that went through time and that survived to the swift passage of time without losing its charm and its history. The Belami has the merit to hold a long history firstly through its design from the period of the Belle Époque also called Golden age, taking up the architectural concept of Cox & Stevens from the 20th century, and secondly by its name borrowed from the novel wrote by one of the most famous French Author Guy De Maupassant. The story of the Belami goes back 85 years ago, in 1914 when Ransom Eli Olds, also well known for being the pioneer of the American automotive industry for whom both the Oldsmobile and Reo brands were named, decided to build the REOMAR which was the first boat of a series of four. The Belami takes up the style and shape of REOMAR 4 with few modifications, notably regarding the hull.

3 Reomar III Eleanor Reomar IV

4 Construction

5 Conception

6 Specification GENERAL BASIC FUNCTIONS CLASSIFICATION DIMENSIONS LENGTH OA BEAM OA DRAUGHT DEPTH DISPLACEMENT Leasure Bureau Veritas m 6.05 m 1.60 m 3.70 m 136 T PROPULSION MAIN ENGINE MAIN ENGINE POWER PROPELLER COOLING SYSTEM GEARBOX AUXILIARY GENERATOR 1 x Mitsubishi S6B3F-MTK, 6 cylinders rpm Brass Traditional by sea water Mitsubishi NICO 4.4 ratio 1 x Betamarine 14.5 kva TANK CAPACITIES FRESH WATER GASOIL T 9.92 T AUXILIARY OPTION ELEC. SOURCES 3 x Battery charger 60A 1 x Battery charger 24A

7 Technical Data NAVIGATION EQUIPMENT COMPASS Plastimo Offshore 115 RADAR FURUNO 1835 VHF FURUNO standard horizon FM-8800S GPS FURUNO 1870 GPS 2 Plastimo AdvanSea Combo C.56 AIS AdvanSea TR-200 class B SAFETY/RESCUE EQUIPMENT FIRE DETECTION Marinelec DI09 BILGE DETECTION Marinelec Altor 8 RESCUE Transocean ISO 6pax CONT <24h LIFE JACKET Plastimo Pilot 150N inflatable SOLAS wheelmark foam ELECTRICAL/LIGHTING EQUIPMENT INTERIOR LIGHTING Hella Marine LED 9-33VDC ENGINE LIGHTING Hella Marine Duraled 50 BATTERY CHARGER Cristec SEARCHLIGHT Seematz 24W/500W HGS INTERIOR LIGHTING Hella Marine rakino FLOODLIGHT 2 x seahawk 750 lumens CONTROL EQUIPMENT STEERING Power assisted Lecomble & Schmitt CONTROL Mechanical Push-pull Kobelt

8 General Arrangement Main Deck Under Main Deck Tank Top

9 Main Deck Radar 1835 (Furuno) Bilge Detection (Marinelec) Fire Detection (Marinelec) Engine Control (Kobelt) Searchlight (Seematz)

10 Tank Top Water Pressure Pump (SPX Johnson) Generator 14.5kVA (Beta Marine) Batteries Charger (Cristec) Steering Comp. (Lecomble & Schmitt) Engine (Mitsubishi S6B) Batteries (Optima)

11 Living Room The 16m2 cozy living room is the ideal place to read, play cards, watch television or indulge in an after dinner libation complete with panoramic views while enjoying a glass of wine. The two sliding wood doors allow you to extend the party on to the deck for an unforgettable good time.

12 Dining Room The 24m2 dining room located on the main deck can accommodate up to 8 guest for breakfast, lunch and dinner in an intimate experience. Guests are surrounded by a classic replicas of Marelli fans and Edward hopper paintings.

13 Kitchen The 11m2 kitchen is located on the main deck adjoining the dining and living room. It is fully equipped with one large fridge and freezers as well as one induction cooking hobs, espresso machine and all necessary kitchenware. Entirely made of wood, the kitchen floor was designed following the old french pattern to recreate the golden era atmosphere.

14 Surrounding the main deck, the boat deck allow an easy access to the living room, dining room, engine room and wheelhouse. Through the wheelhouse you can access the sundeck where the vintage chimney is located. You can also enjoy a cold shower. A the rear of the boat, you also have an easy access to the swim platforms and diving area. Boat Deck

15 Belami Suite Located in the under main deck, the Belami can accommodate 8 passengers in 4 cabins of 16m², 12m² and 11m² with each a private in-suite bathroom with marble floor. The suites include a dressing, TV, A/C, towels and shower amenities.

16 The main deck is surrounded by gangway allowing an easy access to the rear of the boat and swim platforms as well as the bow. A vintage stair made of wrought iron located in the dining room allow the passengers to get to their cabins. In the under main deck, a compass rose made of marble decorate the cabin s lobby. Main Deck

17 Engine Room In 1921, she represented the height of technology and fashion with her quadruple expansion-reciprocating steam engines, each developing 1,500-horse power. Today we modernised the Belami to bring all the comfort during navigation with high-tech certified marine equipment. The boat is equipped with one 500HP Mistubishi direct injection 6 cylinders engine to reach a cruising speed of 14 Knots.

18 Preface Have you ever wondered what it is to go across the ocean? Spending weeks during which you only see the horizon, perfect and vast. The fear is omnipresent in our lives. The fear of gales, storms or blizzards; The fear of expanses. So we have to hide it and watch. To pray for the winds to be in our side and most of all to keep faith alone, credulous, puerile, fragile Always keep faith. First, there is nothing but the horizon; nothing but fog. We stare, we watch and then the patch of shade darken, a distant shadow on the sea appears, and we start to believe. We dare to whisper the word Land! At last, the Land. The true adventure has emerged from these vast uncharted waters hoping a new start. That is the true meaning of hope. I love this image coming from the endless ocean that shrinks us and give us this feeling of an accomplished duty; this complacency that makes us man. Our lives seem to be there, on the sea you would say but that is the one we choose. The Lords of the Ocean/ The Lords of the Sea.