2017 Belize Motoryachts 66 Sedan with IPS

Luxury marque Belize has just announced the latest in its line of classically-styled motor yachts, the Belize 66.

The new model builds on the heritage, first unveiled in 2011, of a luxury motoryacht that evokes the styles of a bygone era of yachting, of gleaming hand-crafted interiors and, most importantly, of individuality.

The original Belize 54 quickly attracted owners who, after many years of boating, knew exactly what they wanted and had found a marque and a team who could help them create their ultimate motoryacht.

Belize co-founder and Riviera CEO Wes Moxey said: "The marque was born of the desire to work with clients to create a distinctive yacht and we embraced their demands for the highest quality craftsmanship."

Today, 25 Belize 54s are cruising international waters, from the coral reefs of Queensland to the Great Lakes and New England regions of the United States where style and tradition are part of the yachting bloodline. Owners are supported by the professional Riviera worldwide dealership and services network.

Now the Belize marque has taken the concept of a semi-custom motoryacht to a new level with the Belize 66, a vessel that delivers a new sense of space, comfort and luxury and offers an unmatched level of customisation and bespoke elements.

Available in sedan or daybridge models, the Belize 66 offers three or four cabins with a large aft utility room or optional crew quarters

Power is delivered for this new motoryacht by Volvo Penta IPS.

"We have been able to include more of everything a client could want in the 66 than any equivalent boat in the world," said Mr Moxey.

With a wide range of options already built into the boat's design, each owner is assured of selecting an individual configuration that will exactly match their boating and personal lifestyles.

Mr Moxey said he and designer Stephen Ford worked for two years on concepts before extensive consultation with current Belize 54 owners.

"Many of the design elements in the new Belize 66 have been drawn from our owners who now want something larger and more comprehensive," he said.