MY STAR - 35m (1994)

Alloy Yachts launched MY STAR in 1994 as a sailing yacht built for those who understand that true luxury lies not in ostentation, but in the quiet confidence of moving under wind power alone. At 35 meters, she represents a particular philosophy of yachting where guests become participants rather than passengers, where the journey matters as much as the destination. This is a yacht that rewards engagement. Her sailing pedigree means mornings begin with crew briefings about wind conditions and course plotting, afternoons unfold to the rhythm of sail changes and tack maneuvers, and evenings arrive with the satisfaction of miles earned through skill and seamanship. Guests who choose MY STAR typically arrive already knowing port from starboard, or they leave having learned the distinction through experience. The scale feels deliberately intimate—large enough for proper ocean passages, compact enough that every guest feels connected to the sailing experience. Conversation flows naturally from cockpit to salon as weather patterns shift and sail plans evolve. There's an honesty to this style of charter, where wind direction influences the day's agenda more than any predetermined itinerary. Alloy Yachts built their reputation on aluminum construction techniques that prioritize strength and performance, qualities that serve MY STAR well in her role as an active sailing platform. Nearly three decades after her launch, she continues to attract charterers who view yachting as more than floating hospitality—those who find genuine pleasure in the mechanics of sail trim and the strategy of weather routing. For guests seeking participation over pure relaxation, MY STAR offers charter experiences shaped by wind, weather, and the timeless satisfaction of harnessing natural forces for forward motion.