Alberry Superyacht

Before she became Alberry she sailed as Mac One, and both her exterior and her interior come from Zuccon International Project, with Custom Line building her in 2019. She is a 108ft (33m) superyacht, refitted in 2025, and the interior still carries that contemporary styling, its Asian influences held in the details and set against clean, fresh soft furnishings.

Accommodation and crew

Ten guests sleep in five cabins: a king in the full-beam principal stateroom on the main deck, three queens and a twin. The principal suite runs to a walk-in wardrobe of generous size and a double bathroom with double sinks, a bathtub and a shower set at its centre, while the guest cabins on the lower deck each have their own en suite. Six crew look after the ten guests, with a captain who has a passion for the Mediterranean at their head.

Comfort under way

Her stabiliser system was upgraded recently and works at zero speed and on passage alike, which means she sits quieter at anchor and rolls less while she is moving. She cruises at 12 knots, reaches 15, and burns 400 litres of fuel an hour.

On deck

The sun deck carries her jacuzzi with sun pads around it, more pads forward and loungers aft, and a bar with lounge seating, while the foredeck holds a further wide spread of sun pads with open views. A dining table on the bridge deck seats ten, giving every overnight guest a place outside at a single table. The swim platform and the fold-down sea terrace of her beach club bring guests straight to the sea, and underwater lights glow below the waterline. Inside, the skylounge television folds down from the ceiling when wanted, with Apple TV and Starlink run from the onboard iPads.

Water toys

Eleven toys travel with her. The Seadoo Wakepro 230 jet ski carries a rider, the two Seabobs and two eFoils go out in pairs, and waterskis, a wakeboard and towable inflatables give the party things to be pulled behind. Two paddleboards and two kayaks put two on the water at a slower pace, snorkelling gear opens the seabed to anyone who swims, and a jellyfish pool gives a netted patch of sea to swim in, with helmets carried too. The Williams 5.03m tender runs the party ashore.

Where she cruises

Alberry keeps her home port at Amalfi in Italy and cruises the coasts of Italy, France and Monaco, so a guest sees more than a single country's harbours and beaches from her decks.

Charter notes

Alberry suits two couples or a family who can fill her five cabins, with ten aboard by day as much as overnight. A yacht charter of her runs by the week or over three days, July and August standing as the pair of months at her peak, and her hire comes with a twin cabin that converts, so the fifth cabin can be set up either way for two guests.