Alma de Mar, a 72 ft Motor Yacht, available for luxury crewed charter

MOTOR YACHT · 72FT

Alma de Mar

Private Crewed Yacht

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72

FT — MOTOR YACHT

6

GUESTS

3

CABINS

2

CREW

From

€19,100

Per Week

Plus expenses (APA) and Mediterranean VAT. Mid season: €24,000 / high season: €29,500 per week.

The Yacht

'Alma de Mar' is a Motor Yacht, accommodating up to 6 guests, available for crewed charter.

Alma de Mar Description and Charter Summary Information

Alma de Mar is a one-of-a-kind yacht built in 2020 and customized by the VZ shipyard with her owner, launched in 2023. Bright interiors, spacious cabins, generous deck and sun areas — and a hydraulic submersible swim platform that always makes the difference.

The main deck has large windows that flood the salon with light, neutral floors and cream seating, with a well-placed galley between the salon and the stairs below. The lower deck sleeps 6 in 3 ensuite cabins: a full-beam amidship Owner's cabin with a double bed, a forward VIP double and an aft twin.

Up top, a flybridge with a dining area and sunpads for relaxing through the day, and the submersible platform for easy water and tender access. An experienced crew of two runs the week.

Alma de Mar, 2023 VZ Yachts Motor Yacht — crewed yacht charter
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Specifications

At a Glance

Length
72 ft
Beam
17 ft
Guests
6
Cabins
3
Heads
3
Queen Beds
2
Twin Cabins
1
Year Built
2023

Yacht Information

From the Logbook

Our take: Alma de Mar

Alma de Mar is a compact, bright 22-meter (VZ, customized 2020 / launched 2023) that sleeps six across three ensuite cabins with a crew of two — efficient and well-priced, opening around €19,000 a week. A hydraulic submersible swim platform is the standout feature. Like Lady DB she ranges into Croatia and Montenegro as well as the western Med, so she suits a couple or small family wanting the Adriatic on a sensible budget.

Additional yacht details including amenities and standard equipment for Alma de Mar

Explore Alma de Mar

From €19,100 per week plus expenses (low season). Mid season: €24,000. High season: €29,500 per week plus expenses. Plus VAT and APA (running expenses).

Plus Expenses · Plus expenses via APA (fuel, food, dockage). Mediterranean VAT applies on the charter fee.

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    Aboard Alma de Mar the crew lay on the full Mediterranean range — long lunches at anchor and relaxed dinners on deck, built around the best of the local markets.

    From a deck breakfast to evening drinks under the stars, the food is tailored to your group's tastes and dietary needs.

  • Tender — 30HP
  • Sea-Bob F5 S
  • Stand-up paddleboard
  • Towable donut
  • Snorkeling equipment
  • Water skis & wakeboard (on request)

Cruising Grounds

Where Alma de Mar voyages

Croatia

Croatia

Stone harbors and pine-rimmed coves down the Dalmatian coast — Roman ruins inside medieval walls, cold Pošip on a stern-to quay in Hvar, the Adriatic the way it was written about.

Montenegro

Montenegro

The Mediterranean week that looks like nowhere else in Europe — medieval walls dropping straight into the water, a baroque church on an island made from sunken ships, and the Sveti Stefan silhouette at the offshore anchor. The Adriatic week most guests book the second time they come.

French Riviera

French Riviera

Monaco's Port Hercule, Cap Ferrat's villa coast, Cannes and Antibes in the central corridor, and Saint-Tropez at the west end. The French Riviera is the western Mediterranean's maximum-glamour yacht week: shorter passages, premium dockage, Michelin density, and the visible harbor theater guests are usually booking on purpose.

Sardinia & Corsica

Sardinia & Corsica

Costa Smeralda granite coves and Bonifacio's white-cliff citadel six miles apart, the Strait between two islands cruised in a single afternoon — the Mediterranean the Italians and French keep mostly for themselves.

Sicily & Aeolian Islands

Sicily & Aeolian Islands

Stromboli erupting off the anchorage at Panarea, the Greek theatre at Taormina with Etna smoking behind, and the Cappella Palatina at Palermo's Norman Palace — the Mediterranean's only active-volcano cruising ground and the Italian week most guests book the second time they come.

Italy

Italy

Four cruising grounds in one country — the Amalfi Coast, Sardinia & Corsica, Sicily and the Aeolian Islands, the Italian Riviera south to Tuscany. The hardest part of an Italy yacht charter is choosing which week to take first.

Other destinations we charter

Sample Itineraries

Sample crewed charter itineraries

The Aeolian Chain — Milazzo Round-Trip

SICILY & AEOLIAN ISLANDS

The Aeolian Chain — Milazzo Round-Trip

Crewed 7-day yacht charter round-trip from Marina di Milazzo through the Aeolian Islands — Vulcano, Lipari, Salina, Panarea, Stromboli, and Filicudi. The Sicilian volcanic week, day by day.

Sicily End-to-End — Catania to Palermo (One-Way)

SICILY & AEOLIAN ISLANDS

Sicily End-to-End — Catania to Palermo (One-Way)

Crewed 7-day one-way yacht charter from Catania to Palermo — Taormina under the Greek amphitheatre, Stromboli's active eruption, Panarea and Salina, Lipari, Cefalù's Norman cathedral, and the Cappella Palatina at Palermo's Norman Palace. The comprehensive Sicily week.

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