BLISS is a Heesen with the yard's sporting cut: long, low lines and a hull that rewards being driven rather than nursed. Stabilisers and bow thrusters keep her composed, whether she is running between anchorages or lying quietly off a beach while lunch is laid. She was refitted in a programme that reached her lower deck and master cabin, and her owner keeps her to an exacting standard. The result feels taut and well cared for, a yacht whose crew shape each day around the water and everything that goes into it.
Much of her day is spent at water level. The beach club opens her to the sea, and an inflatable platform with its sea pool gives a sheltered place to swim alongside. Beyond it lies a well-stocked locker: a Seabob, the Seadoo RXT-X and Seadoo Spark Trixx, stand up paddleboards, skis, a wakeboard and windsurfing kit, with snorkelling, diving and fishing equipment and wetsuits to hand. Her Technohull Explorer RIB covers distance quickly, the Williams tender handles shorter runs ashore, and the Pardo chase boat follows to carry toys and guests wherever the day leads.
For the hours out of the water, she keeps a sauna and a cold plunge for contrast, a massage table, and gym equipment, from dumbbells and TRX straps to mats and bands, for anyone who trains on holiday. Later, the sky lounge turns into an outdoor cinema for a film after dinner aboard, while the sundeck has its own speakers and nightclub lighting for guests who would rather the evening ran on. She suits people who want both: a long, active day on the water and an evening that can turn either quiet or lively.
She is not tied to one sea. Her cruising takes in Abu Dhabi and Dubai, then Albania, Croatia, France, Italy, Malta, Montenegro and Turkey, as well as Greece, so a client can choose desert skylines and clear Gulf water, or harbour towns and sheltered anchorages, and find the same yacht, crew and toy locker waiting. Wherever she goes, the pattern holds: active days launched from the beach club and chase boat, unhurried lunches at anchor, and evenings that run as long as her guests want them to.