Marine Construction Management (MCM) project #155 motor yacht CaryAli, also known as project AY44, was successfully launched by the prestigious NZ shipyard, Alloy Yachts, on October 18th. Designed by Rene Van Der Velden, CaryAli superyacht boasts the interior design by Redman Whiteley Dixon.
39m expedition yacht CaryAli (project AY44) built by Alloy Yachts and managed by MCM
Peter Wilson, MCM founding Partner, states: “We are very proud to announce that we have launched our project #155 – the 39m expedition motor yacht built by Alloy Yachts. This René van der Velden design is a fine example of a true blue-water expedition motor yacht, as can be seen by her handsome exterior.
The collaboration between the owner and Redman Whiteley Dixon on the interior design leaves no stone unturned in terms of features, comfort and attention to detail. She was launched in Auckland on October 18th and is now in the throes of the commissioning program before she embarks on her Pacific cruising itinerary.”
Launch of the CaryAli superyacht
Technical Specifications of the luxury motor yacht CaryAli (project AY44) by Alloy Yachts:
Length 39.16m
Beam 8.9m
Draft 2.7m
Engines 2 x Caterpillar C32’s
MCM’s team, including Peter Wilson and its Yacht Management Division, are at Fort Lauderdale Boat Show. MCM’s founding partner, Nigel Ingram, will be at METS, Amsterdam in November.
MCM has managed the construction of over 70 yachts in the last 24 years.
