Est. 1991 — Helsinki, Finland
For 35 years, Bellamer has designed, manufactured and installed the pontoons, moorings and breakwaters that marinas, yacht clubs and houseboat harbours are built on — the engineering behind more than 100 sites worldwide.
Core Business
Pontoons and moorings designed and manufactured from Mustikkamaa, Helsinki, since 1991 — the engineered infrastructure that makes a floating berth feel every bit as steady as one on land.
Heritage
Before the platform had a name, it had a yard, a yacht, and a growing list of harbours where the same engineering was already at work.
Aerodyne built four models — the 35, 38, 43 and 47 — in Regatta Sport and Gran Touring trim, using heat-cured epoxy/e-glass/carbon composites built to aerospace standards in Finland. In their day, the Aerodyne 38 and 47 were nominated for Boat of the Year by Sailing magazine in the USA — the same composite know-how later went into Bellamer's pontoons and hulls.
Aerodyne built high-tech sailing yachts from composite materials, including the Santer 760 — raced every year in company-run regattas on the Gulf of Finland. In 2008–09, the team helped organise a stopover for the Volvo Ocean Race.
Equipment and installation work delivered to more than 100 sites — among them Vuosaari Yacht Club and Mustikka VIP Yacht Club in Helsinki, and Säynätsalon Yacht Club in Jyväskylä.
Heavy concrete and frame pontoons, breakwaters, access bridges and mooring fingers — designed, manufactured and certified to Finnish SGS standards.
The Platform
Marine technology is the foundation — Bellamer's pontoons, moorings and breakwaters are what every berth, marina and houseboat harbour is actually built on. On top of that foundation, a small group of hospitality brands turns each installation into somewhere to stay.
Pontoons, moorings and breakwaters engineered to hold steady — and, alongside them, houseboats built for everyday, comfortable living on the water.
Equipment shipped and installed on-site, certified to Finnish SGS standards — a berth that's ready the moment a client or guest first steps aboard.
Once moored, each berth becomes somewhere to actually stay: houseboats to buy or rent, yacht brokerage and service, sailing schools and regattas.
The same engineering, carried abroad: Deigama has built fleets of floating apartments to full hotel standards for international clients — including 20 vessels for a hotel project in Senegal.
Stage 03 — Host & Operate
The hospitality side of the group: buy a Nordic Season houseboat outright, try life aboard first through Houseboat.fi's lake fleet, or charter a longer stay on the sheltered waterways of the Neman river delta with Svenceleboats.
Philosophy
We build to bring people closer to water that hasn't been touched — experiences aboard luxury houseboats moored inside the water national parks of Finland and the Baltic, never at the cost of the places we visit. Every hull is designed to be environmentally friendly, so guests can explore untouched nature with a light footprint.
Stage 04 — Multiply
Proof that marine technology travels well: three decades of pontoon and mooring installations for yacht clubs, private clients and municipalities, replicated across borders.
Delivered in Finland, Germany, Ukraine, Tunisia, Kazakhstan, Croatia, Poland, Northern Cyprus and Thailand — including yacht clubs in Helsinki and Jyväskylä. Most recently, Deigama built a 20-vessel fleet of floating apartments to full hotel standard for an international hotel chain in Senegal, West Africa.
On the houseboat side alone, Nordic Season and Deigama have delivered over 100 units to France, Germany, Norway, Finland, Sweden, the Netherlands, Latvia, Estonia, Lithuania and Senegal.
Come aboard — for a berth, a marina project, or a houseboat to call your own.
Mustikkamaantie 2
00570 Helsinki, Finland
Suolahdentie 541
44330 Hytölä, Finland