Aslec 4 Superyacht

Remi Tessier drew a light and fresh interior for Aslec 4 and Design Studio Spadolini shaped her exterior, and the result is a yacht that carries her volume without bulk. She is a 148ft (45m) Rossinavi superyacht, built in 2012 and refitted in 2017.

Water toys

A Williams jet tender takes nine guests at a time ashore, and Aslec 4 also carries a Wave Runner, two Seabobs, water-ski equipment and snorkelling gear for time in the sea, along with three rigid kayaks and an inflatable kayak that carries two paddlers.

Where she cruises

Her home port is in Tuscany, where she is the longer of the two yachts based, and she keeps a second base in Sardinia; from either she works Italy, France, Greece and Turkey, four Mediterranean coastlines that give a guest a wide choice of where to begin.

Accommodation and crew

Five suites sleep ten guests, and by day she can carry twelve. Nine crew look after them, nearly a crew member for each guest, and her season reaches its height in July and August. Inside, a cinema backed by satellite television and video on demand gives the party its own screen for a film.

Comfort under way

Stabilisers that work at zero speed take the roll out of her at anchor as much as under way, and a cruising speed of 24 knots, with 30 knots available, means a long leg between coasts is over sooner.

On deck

Her sun deck is laid out around a large jacuzzi, with open deck around it, and a swim platform brings a guest down to the level of the water.

Charter notes

Her hire runs by the week, and a charter of Aslec 4 suits two couples or a family. The sense of space is plain from the moment a guest boards across her large aft deck, and that room is what a family or two couples live in for the week.