ALESSANDRA III Motor yacht for charter

Length: 47.2m (154.8ft)
12 guests in 6 cabins
Built: 2016 (refitted 2022), Sunseeker, United Kingdom

Rate from (per week): USD 231,000

The sleek modern styling and well-planned decks of ALESSANDRA III make her a favourite on the charter scene. With in- and outdoor lounges, bars, bedrooms and a beach club, all spread out over four decks, you will find that this 47.2m (155ft) yacht seems to offer you endless space – perfect for when you have a large party aboard.

Sliding glass doors on both sides of the Main saloon, lead out to drop down balconies, creating an expansive indoor/outdoor flow
Flexible guest accommodations in 6 well-appointed cabins
Balconies on both sides of the main deck lounge
Bridge deck offers 2 fabulous and flexible alfresco dining options
Inviting sundeck with a fabulous bar and sizeable jacuzzi
Spacious bow with U-shaped seating area, perfect for sundowners!
Zero speed stabilisers to reduce any rolling motion while at anchor

About ALESSANDRA III

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Light floods into the main deck lounge through floor-to-ceiling windows, and there is a feature of drop-down balconies on both sides of the room. In here you’ll be tempted to sit to catch up with friends over tea, or enjoy an evening tete-a-tete on one of the balconies. Social spaces abound, with the main deck aft offering you an outdoor lounge, while the upper deck also has a large outdoor table – so that you can breakfast with a view of your anchorage each morning.

Your full-beam master suite is in the traditional position, forward on the main deck, and it gives you his-and-her en suites with an oval bath and rainfall shower, plus plenty of space for your wardrobe. Plus, you have two VIP suites plus three cabins that can be made up as twins or doubles for friends and family.

When you’re in the mood for a party, the bridge deck lounge beckons. The relaxed, club-style décor in here and long, marble bar is set up for entertaining. Similarly, you have the option of glamorous dining on the main deck, should you wish Chef to flex their culinary skills and create a fine-dining menu for you.

Your days will be filled with an itinerary created for you by the Captain to take in the experiences and coastline that your cruising ground has to explore. Whether that is a beach set for a day on the sands with the children, or taking one of the two tenders ashore to discover the local boutiques, or trying out the water toys from the beach club.

The beach club is on the water level, so you can simply dive in from the hydraulic swim platform after a workout in the gym. The children will love the waterslide, aquapark and trampoline for high energy fun. There are also paddleboards and kayaks to explore the coast – and jetskis and SeaBobs to play with too.

On the top deck you will find sunpads and a sizable jacuzzi for you to relax. At the end of the day, you can sit up here under the stars to watch a movie on the 2.75m (9ft) drop-down projector screen, with the mixologist at the bar making your drinks the way you like them. The end of another perfect charter day.

Specification & rates

Summer cruising Bahamas	USD 231,000/USD 259,000 per week (low/high)
Winter cruising Caribbean & Bahamas	USD 231,000/USD 259,000 per week (low/high)
Built	2016 (refitted 2022), Sunseeker, United Kingdom
Length	47.2m (154.8ft)
Guests	12
No. of guest cabins	6

Crew	11
Beam	9.3m (30.5ft)
Draft	2.3m (7.5ft)
Gross tonnage	495
Maximum speed	20 knots
Cruising speed	12 knots
Fuel consumption at cruising speed	160 litres per hour
Cabin types	6 (3 × double, 3 × double/twin)
Engines	2 × 2,895hp MTU

Notes

Not available for charter to US residents while in US waters.

Tenders & toys

2 × Tenders
1 × Deck jacuzzi
Waterslide
Trampoline
RYA training centre for jetskis & waverunners
2 × Waverunners
1 × Stand up jetski
2 × SeaBobs
1 × Kayak
3 × Stand up paddleboards
Waterskis
Inflatable tows
Snorkelling gear

Fitness & wellness

Fitness equipment

Boxing equipment
Free weights
Pedal bike
Rowing machine
Training bench

Deck plans

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ALESSANDRA III Motor yacht for charter

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