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ALALYA charter yacht — photograph 1
ISA · 2005

ALALYA
— 47.5m ISA motor yacht for charter

Summer Charter
From €160,000 p/w
Winter Charter
From €160,000 p/w
Rates updated
Length
47.5m
Beam
8.9m
Guests
12
Cabins
6
Crew
9
From / Week
€160,000
ISA · 2005

Mediterranean Charms Await on ALALYA

ALALYA yacht available for charter. Built in 2005 with a charter price from €160,000 for up to 12 guests in 6 suites with a crew of 9.

Launched by ISA in 2005 and refitted in 2020, ALALYA presents a compelling charter experience. This 47.5-meter motor yacht, with an 8.9-meter beam, accommodates up to 12 guests across six cabins, supported by a crew of nine. Designed by Cristiano Gatto Design, her elegant spaces are stabilised for comfort. With amenities including air conditioning, Wi-Fi, and a deck Jacuzzi, ALALYA offers refined cruising across the East and West Mediterranean, promising journeys of serene exploration and leisure.

A note from your charter specialist
“ALALYA is a 47.5m · ISA · built 2005 charter yacht in the Blue Ocean Club fleet. Published specifications list accommodation for up to 12 guests. Current charter planning can be discussed for East Mediterranean, subject to the yacht's live availability and cruising permissions.”
Elena Marsh
Elena Marsh
Caribbean & Bahamas Specialist · Blue Ocean Club
elena@blueoceanclub.com
On Board

A closer look

ALALYA — exterior
On Board

Sleek Exterior Profile

The yacht's exterior, as seen from the water, reveals a commanding presence. Her lines extend gracefully, showcasing the design by Cristiano Gatto Design. The hull’s finish reflects the light, hinting at the polished experience within. This perspective highlights the substantial 47.5-meter length and 8.9-meter beam, conveying a sense of stability and space for guests cruising the Mediterranean.

ALALYA — exterior
On Board

Sun Deck Vista

From this elevated vantage, the yacht’s substantial sun deck offers broad views. The open area provides ample room for relaxation under the sun or stars. The design integrates seamlessly with the surrounding ocean, inviting guests to enjoy the fresh sea air. This space allows for various leisure activities, enhancing the experience of being at sea on a vessel of ALALYA's proportions.

ALALYA — exterior
On Board

Aft Deck Serenity

The aft deck presents a welcoming outdoor area, designed for gathering and enjoying the ocean breeze. Its open layout provides space for guests to socialise or simply observe the passing seascape. This section of the yacht is a prime spot for enjoying the anchorages of the East or West Mediterranean, offering direct connection to the water's edge and the surrounding environment.

ALALYA — Light-Filled Saloon
On Board

Light-Filled Saloon

Within this interior space, natural light filters through large windows, illuminating a refined setting. The arrangement of furnishings suggests an area designed for comfortable socialising or quiet contemplation. The finishes and textures contribute to an atmosphere of understated luxury, providing a climate-controlled sanctuary with air conditioning for guests to relax after a day exploring Mediterranean shores.

ALALYA — Elegant Dining Setting
On Board

Elegant Dining Setting

This interior view reveals a formal dining area, prepared for exquisite meals. The table is set, indicating a space dedicated to culinary enjoyment. The surroundings speak of comfort and style, creating an inviting ambience for guests to gather. This space, cooled by air conditioning, provides a sophisticated backdrop for shared moments and fine dining experiences on board ALALYA.

Accommodation

ALALYA provides accommodation for up to 12 guests across six thoughtfully arranged cabins. Each cabin offers a private retreat, designed for comfort and tranquility during Mediterranean voyages. The layout ensures ample personal space, allowing guests to unwind fully. With a dedicated crew of nine, the focus remains on personal service, ensuring every guest's needs are anticipated and met within their private quarters and throughout the yacht's various spaces. The configuration supports a diverse group, from families to friends, all enjoying the privacy and amenities of their individual cabins.

ALALYA cabin 1
ALALYA cabin 2
ALALYA cabin 3
Dining

On board ALALYA, dining becomes a central part of the charter experience, with various settings to suit every occasion. From casual al fresco meals on deck to more formal dinners within the elegant interior dining room, each meal is presented with care. The yacht's crew of nine are adept at curating culinary moments, ensuring a diverse and appealing menu tailored to guest preferences. Whether enjoying breakfast with a view or an evening repast, the focus is on fresh flavours served in delightful surroundings across the East and West Mediterranean.

Wellness

For moments of relaxation and invigoration, ALALYA offers a deck Jacuzzi, providing a soothing sanctuary under the sun or stars. Guests can unwind in the warm waters, enjoying sweeping views of the Mediterranean coastline. The yacht is equipped with stabilizers, ensuring comfort both at anchor and underway, contributing to a serene environment for all on board. These amenities, alongside the fresh sea air, promote a sense of wellbeing throughout the charter.

Toys & Tenders

ALALYA’s garage is well-stocked with an array of water toys for exhilarating days on the water. Guests can experience the thrill of Jet Skis (standup), glide across the surface on paddleboards, or enjoy the excitement of a towable tube. For those seeking speed and balance, a wakeboard and adult water skis are available. These options provide active enjoyment for all ages, enhancing the experience of cruising the East and West Mediterranean.

Equipment & Amenities

12 items reported by CharterIndex.

Air Conditioning
Bicycles
iPod dock
Jacuzzi on deck
Stabilizers
Wi-Fi
Jet Skis (standup)
Paddleboards
Tube - towable
Wakeboard
Water skis - adult
Snorkeling Equipment
ALALYA on the water
ALALYA sundeck
ALALYA interior
ALALYA master suite

The Crew

A professional crew of 9 dedicated to your charter. Working language: English.

Lovre Supe
Captain

Lovre Supe

Croatia · English, Italian, Croatian

Lovre started his nautical journey as a skipper on sailing boats and daily cruise boats. He worked on two smaller motor yachts, Ferretti 731 and leopard 23 as a solo crew member, later he joined M/Y Pride in 2013 as a deckhand and worked his way up to Chief Officer. In 2019 he took over M/YALALYA as a Captain. Lovre is calm, professional, and always gives his best. He takes huge pride, both in his own and his team's accomplishments. Both a team player and a leader, Lovre is always ready to help. With personal integrity, commonsense, and attention to fine detail, he aims to provide an enjoyable and exhilarating charter experience. After more than 10 years of experience, he has vast operational and technical knowledge. His outstanding knowledge of yachting legal and classification matters allows him to advise and guide all parties, ensuring all the guests are in safe hands. His enthusiasm for yachting is noticeable, making every charter experience all the better. Lovre knows the Mediterranean extremely well (Cote d'Azur, Greece, Turkey, Italy, Spain, and Croatia) and he has completed several trans-ocean cruises.

Andrea Alban
CHIEF OFFICIER

Andrea Alban

Italy · English, Italian

Andrea comes from Padova, Italy. He has acquired significant work experience and enjoyed a versatile career starting as a junior officer on cargo ships, after graduating from Nautical High School. His career in the yachting industry started after three years at the faculty of Maritime Studies. Andrea is an ambitious person as he sees himself becoming a motor yacht captain in the future. He works hard and uses every opportunity to better himself or learn something new. With a Yachtmaster offshore certificate, he looks forward to expanding his yachting qualifications and traveling onboard M/Y ALALYA.

Velimir Lajsic
Chef

Velimir Lajsic

Croatia · English

A hardworking, enthusiastic, and creative Chef with 13 years of restaurant experience prior to working in the yacht industry. Velimir is used to working in high-pressure environments, both onboard and during land-based employments. He has efficiently managed a team of chefs, conducting their training to handle tasks proficiently, but worked as a Sole Chef as well, catering to 20+people on daily basis. Chef Velimir is extremely flexible and easily adjusts to every guest's or crew member's specific preference, areal team player! In the off-season, Velimir works in Michelin Star restaurants to gain more valuable experience and improve his skills. Previous experience: 43m M/Y Eva4eva 25m M/Y Tranquilita Ritz Carlton Aqua *** Restaurant Ron Blaauw ** Restaurant Maaemo *** Restaurant Rutz ** Dubravkin Put - Executive Sous Chef

Video Tour

ALALYA Charter Yacht - 2005 ISA

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Cruising Areas

ALALYA is available for charter in the following destinations and sub-regions.

Full Specifications

Designer
Cristiano Gatto Design
Refit
2020
Beam
8.9 m
Draft
2.5 m
Cruising speed
15 kts
Max speed
17 kts
Flag
Tuvalu
MCA
None
VAT
Not registered
Smoking
No smoking
Crew language
English
Captain
Lovre Supe
Prior name
KISS

Diving

Snorkeling Equipment

Rates & Availability

Currency
SeasonPeriodWeekly Rate
Published weekly rateDates and season terms to be confirmed€160,000

Live data via CharterIndex · taxes, operating expenses and other charges are confirmed for the specific charter

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Frequently asked

ALALYA: your questions, answered

The most common questions we receive about chartering ALALYA. For anything specific to your dates, guest list or itinerary, message us directly.

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