ALBERRY

ALBERRY is a 32.92-metre Custom Line Navetta 33 motor yacht, built in 2019 and refitted in 2023, designed inside and out by Zuccon International Project. She is constructed in GRP on a semi-displacement hull, a configuration characteristic of the Navetta series, which prioritises interior volume and sea comfort over raw speed. Flag state information is not publicly recorded for this vessel.

With capacity for 10 guests across 5 cabins and a crew of 6, ALBERRY is well-matched to couples, small families, or a group of friends seeking a contemporary Italian-built yacht in the western Mediterranean. Her charter regions cover the Amalfi Coast, French Riviera, Sardinia, Corsica, Ibiza, Monaco, and the Balearics — a compact but well-chosen footprint for guests who prefer depth over breadth in their itinerary planning. She is not suited to larger groups, those needing the range for eastern Mediterranean passages, or charterers who prioritise speed as a primary characteristic.

The Custom Line Navetta 33 is a recognisable platform in the 30-metre charter market, valued for its generous beam relative to length and the interior volume this creates. Zuccon's design work is consistent across the series — modern, Italian, and practical in its use of natural light and open-plan social spaces. The 2023 refit refreshes a vessel that was already relatively new, keeping her in good presentational condition for the current charter market.

ALBERRY's deck amenities include a deck jacuzzi, exterior bar, foredeck seating with table, sun deck, sunpads, swim platform, underwater lights, at-anchor and underway stabilisers, and a BBQ. The water toys complement these well: a Seadoo jet ski, seabobs, kayaks, paddleboards, wake board, water ski, floating pool, towable toys, and snorkelling equipment. The combination provides a well-rounded active day at anchor without overwhelming the vessel's modest footprint. MAN twin engines at cruise speed of 12 knots and a range of 1,800nm are suited to the shorter passages of her home regions.

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