Bellini Yacht is stepping into the superyacht market with the Eternal 36, a 118-foot explorer designed for unrestricted ocean cruising. The first model in a new superyacht range, the Eternal 36 pairs a steel hull with an aluminum superstructure and brings Bellini’s emphasis on functionality, engineering and build quality into a larger platform.
Developed with Hydro Tec, the yacht has been engineered for long-range efficiency and cruising comfort, with a top speed of 13.5 knots, a 12-knot cruising speed and more than 4,000 nautical miles of range at 10 knots. Twin Caterpillar C18 ACERT engines provide propulsion, while active stabilization works underway and at anchor.
The four-deck layout emphasizes indoor-outdoor living, with large glazed surfaces and sliding doors connecting the salons and exterior decks. A spacious beach club incorporates a swimming pool and tender garage, while the interiors by m2 atelier use curved forms, warm woods, pale travertine and soft-gray leather.
The Eternal 36 also marks Bellini’s first venture into mixed steel-and-aluminum construction. The combination provides the strength of a steel hull with the weight savings of an aluminum superstructure, while keeping gross tonnage below 300 GT. RINA classification and Red Ensign Group Yacht Code compliance round out a package aimed squarely at serious ocean cruising.
