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Image of Le Bellot behind rock, Kimberely
View of passenger on Le Bellot deck
Panorama of Kimberley Coast, Western Australia

Le Bellot

Small Ship Expedition | The Kimberley

Experience the ultra-luxe Le Bellot. Picture yourself on the sun deck, drink in hand, as your luxury vessel charts a course along the Kimberley Coast. With opulent staterooms and suites, first-class dining and a maximum of 180 guests, there’s no better way to travel.

Ship Details

View of Deck Plan for Le Bellot, Kimberley Coast Cruising

Deck Plans

Le Bellot is specifically designed to elevate your onboard experience, this luxurious ship features all balcony suites and staterooms.

Length: 131m | Maximum Cruising Speed: 18 Knots | Guest Capacity: 180

View of Theatre on Le Bellot photographed by Ponant Nicolas Matheus

The Epitome of Style & Sophistication

Aboard the luxurious Le Bellot, relax in the air-conditioned interior. For the best views, head to the pool, which has a bar and lounge. Or maybe venture into the theatre to see an informative lecture. Le Bellot also features a stunning underwater lounge for viewing the treasures of the deep in supreme comfort. 

Sauna on Le Bellot

Your Floating Five-Star Hotel

From Deluxe Suites to the exclusive Owner’s Suite, all 90 staterooms and suites feature private balconies, in addition to being spacious and appointed with all the mod-cons you would expect from a five-star hotel. In addition, guests staying in Deck 6 suites will have the services of a butler. 

Suite Categories

Cabin on board Le Bellot

Owner's Balcony Suite

Deck 5 - 45 m² with 40m² balcony (Jacuzzi on balcony)
View of back deck of a ship from above

Grand Deluxe Balcony Suite

Deck 6 - 27,5m² with 3m² balcony
Stateroom Water View, Le Laperouse

Prestige Balcony Stateroom

Deck 5 and 6 - 19 m² with 4m² balcony 
Aerial view of Ningaloo Reef, Cape Range National Park, WA

Western Australia

There’s so much to see in Western Australia, from the seascapes of Ningaloo Reef to the famous Monkey Mia dolphins of Shark Bay. Visit the Pinnacles of Kalbarri National Park, admire the wildflowers or stay at stunning Eco Beach.
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Image of Bell Gorge waterfall, Kimberley

The Kimberley

Discover Australia’s last frontier, where fiery red landscapes and emerald flora are set off against cobalt skies. Explore secluded gorges that hide ancient Indigenous rock art, enjoy welcoming waterholes and get up close to the Bungle Bungle Range.
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