Zalanka

Five cabins for ten guests on a 27-metre hull is a layout built for space, not just headcount: Zalanka's owner's suite sits on the main deck with its own access onto the foredeck terrace, rather than being tucked below with the guest cabins. Dominator built her in 2018 to the Ilumen line, and she is offered for sale from Ventimiglia, Italy.

Build and provenance

She has a GRP hull in a semi-displacement configuration, built by Dominator with exterior lines by Alberto Mancini and an interior by Luca Catino. At 91 gross tonnes across a 27-metre length and a 6.6-metre beam, Zalanka is built to hold volume rather than chase outright speed.

Layout and accommodation

Ten guests sleep across five cabins, with four crew berthed separately to keep service running without crossing into guest space. The main-deck owner's suite runs full beam, with direct access to the foredeck terrace, while the main salon mixes formal and informal seating linked straight through to the exterior decks. The main-deck galley sits between the salon, aft deck and flybridge, positioned to serve all three without doubling back through the yacht.

Performance and engineering

Two 1,182 hp MTU MAN engines give Zalanka a 13-knot cruise and a 15-knot top speed, enough for steady coastal passages rather than long open-water crossings. Stabilisers work underway, holding the ride level at cruising speed. She carries 11,400 litres of fuel and 2,400 litres of fresh water, tankage built for extended time aboard rather than day trips alone.

On deck and at anchor

At the stern, a beach club sits beside a jacuzzi and a dedicated swimming platform, with a tender garage below holding her tender and two Seabobs for the water. A bathing platform and a stock of water toys round out spaces built for days spent at anchor rather than under way.

Where she lies and how to see her

Zalanka lies in Ventimiglia, Italy. Boatcrowd arranges each viewing and is there in person; once an offer is accepted, survey and sea trial follow ahead of handover.