BELLA LISA

Ocean Alexander’s reputation has been built over nearly 50 years of craftsmanship, drawing on the enduring design principles established by Ed Monk. The 100’ Ocean Alexander reflects that heritage while incorporating contemporary technology, sophisticated finishes, and a layout designed for effortless cruising and entertaining.

BELLA LISA is hull number 18 in the 100’ Ocean Alexander Series III Skylounge collection. Designed by Evan K. Marshall, she offers an impressive amount of living space and functionality for a yacht of her size. The main deck master suite features a private en suite bathroom, a nearby day head, and broad 180-degree views. Four additional guest cabins are located below deck, including two queen staterooms and two twin cabins. The twin berths can also be converted into doubles, providing flexibility for different guests and cruising arrangements.

The Skylounge and upper aft deck create a versatile setting for enjoying the outdoors without sacrificing comfort. Guests can take in the views and sea air from either aft deck, each of which provides seating for up to ten people. Drop-down televisions and fully equipped wet bars make both areas well suited to casual

gatherings and extended entertaining.

The forward bow lounge offers another inviting place to relax. Its circular seating arrangement and table provide an ideal spot for enjoying the scenery, while fittings for a removable sunshade offer protection during the day. Pop-up lights add a subtle finishing touch for evening use.

Natural light fills the salon through large windows positioned along both sides and across the aft bulkhead. Built-in seating creates a comfortable social area, while the expansive glazing keeps the surrounding seascape in view. The yacht’s structural design accommodates these large windows without compromising strength. High-gloss exotic-wood cabinetry with stone surfaces adds both useful storage and an elegant visual contrast.

From an operational standpoint, the yacht is designed with practicality in mind. Key machinery and service points—including shaft seals, batteries, chiller heat exchangers, and filters—are positioned for convenient access. Electronics are consolidated in the climate-controlled pilothouse, providing a protected and organized environment away from direct sunlight and salt air.