ALMA

NOT FOR CHARTER

The luxury motor yacht ALMA measures 34.50m (113′ 2″) and was built by the Dutch shipyard, Heesen Yachts in 2002. Refitted in 2019, the yacht offers accommodation for up to 10 guests in five cabins, with igniting and tastefully-decorated interior by Frank Laupman.

NOTABLE FEATURES OF ALMA

• Refitted in 2019
• Sundeck Jacuzzi 
• Great selection of indoor/outdoor dining areas 
• Plush sunbathing space
• Professional, experienced Captain and crew
• Draft of 2.4m/7.10ft for close beach access
• Air conditioning
• Wi-Fi

EXTERIOR

The lower deck swim platform is a spacious area for easy access in and out of the tenders, and stairways lead up to the main deck aft where a sofa is integrated into the stern and an elevated dining table creates the ideal setting for outdoor meals and unwinding with hobbies beneath the shade of the overhang.

The foredeck is used to storing the jet ski, which is launched and retrieved using the Davit crane and is concealed when not in use.

The sundeck above treats guests to an array of sunbeds along the stern followed by a central Jacuzzi. The sheltered amidships section places a curving sofa against both sides of the hull, and the port side has a large table for alfresco dining as a group while opposite there are two smaller drinks tables. Forward in the sunshine is the elevate pilot seat and co-pilot seat where guests can take in sweeping views of the surroundings.

INTERIOR

The lower deck layout places the crew accommodation and services such as laundry in the forward section, followed by guest accommodation amidships and the engine room and tender garage in the stern.

On the main deck, the master suite is placed forward, followed by the main foyer to starboard and the galley to port, which leads through to the formal dining area for efficient and discreet service.

The formal dining area has an oval dining table surrounded by eight chairs for intimate meals in understated modern elegance. Broad windows down both sides of the room fill the area with an abundance of natural light, with a port-side seating area consisting of a curving corner sofa and two additional sofas a coffee table and a widescreen TV concealed in the starboard cabinetry. The aft bar is ideally placed for serving guests inside and out.

The main foyer staircase leads up to the raised pilothouse, which in turn leads through and up to the sundeck.

A pair of MTU 16V 4000 M90 engines create a maximum speed of 28 knots, a cruising speed of 25 knots and a range of 1,800 nautical miles.