ALE.MIA

ALE.MIA is a 32-metre Italcraft 105 motor yacht, built in 2009 and refitted in 2016, constructed in composite on a planing hull. She is powered by MTU twin engines capable of driving her to a maximum of 41 knots with a cruise speed of 30 knots, making her one of the faster vessels available at this length in the Mediterranean charter market. Flag state and designer information are not publicly recorded for this vessel.

With accommodation for 10 guests across 5 cabins attended by a crew of 5, ALE.MIA is best suited to small groups or families who place significant value on speed and the operational flexibility it provides — reaching distant anchorages quickly, making multiple stops in a single day, or simply covering ground with efficiency. Her charter regions are focused on Italy: the Amalfi Coast, Sardinia, and the broader Mediterranean Italian coastline. She is not suited to guests expecting the space and amenity levels of a larger displacement yacht, those with a preference for slow cruising, or groups who want an extensive selection of wellness and entertainment facilities onboard.

As a planing composite hull, ALE.MIA's performance characteristics are quite different from the displacement yachts that dominate the 30-metre market. At high speed, the ride quality differs materially from full-displacement vessels, and her comfort at sea is more dependent on sea state and throttle management than a heavier steel hull. The Italcraft 105 was a production platform designed primarily around performance and Italian coastal use, which is consistent with her current regional focus.

The onboard amenities are straightforward: air conditioning, satellite TV, and Wi-Fi serve the interior, while the water toys include sea scooters, a doughnut inflatable, additional inflatables, and snorkelling equipment. The overall programme is modest in scope, with the vessel's speed itself being the primary distinguishing characteristic of the charter experience. ALE.MIA functions best as a fast-moving yacht for guests who treat the journey as part of the itinerary.

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