ALVIA

Fresh from Feadship's Dutch shipyard in 2024, ALVIA represents the latest expression of a builder whose name has defined superyacht excellence for generations. This 76-meter motor yacht emerges from the same heritage that produced some of the world's most coveted vessels, carrying forward decades of Dutch craftsmanship into contemporary form. De Voogt's naval architecture creates a platform built for global exploration, with her steel hull engineered to deliver a 5,500-nautical-mile range at 15-knot cruising speeds. The 13.2-meter beam provides exceptional volume across her 2,265 gross tons, translating into generous interior spaces that RWD has configured with careful attention to both privacy and social flow. Seven cabins accommodate twelve guests across multiple decks, anchored by an owner's suite that occupies its own private level. The master features separate his and hers bathrooms and dressing areas, complemented by a dedicated lounge and office space. Below, the main deck houses two VIP cabins, each with king beds, private balconies, and full bathroom suites, alongside two additional double cabins. Her tender collection reflects serious intent for water-based exploration. The primary 9.4-meter Compass limousine tender, powered by twin Yanmar 250hp engines, handles formal transportation duties, while an 8.2-meter Compass open tender with a single Yanmar 370hp engine serves more casual excursions. A 6.2-meter Ribeye inflatable provides additional flexibility for beach landings and intimate explorations. Water toys span the full spectrum of marine recreation. Twin Yamaha VX Cruiser waverunners and dual Flite board eFoils cater to adrenaline seekers, while SeaBob F5s offer underwater exploration. Traditional watersports find expression through Jobe wakeboards and waterskis, complemented by inflatable kayaks for quieter pursuits. The yacht also carries a comprehensive fitness setup including yoga and Pilates equipment alongside standard gym facilities. ALVIA's cruising credentials extend across both Mediterranean and Caribbean waters, with her range and speed making extended passages comfortable rather than endurance tests. Based in the West Mediterranean, she readily accesses the cultural richness of European coastal cities while maintaining the capability to cross oceans for Caribbean seasons among the Virgin Islands, Leewards, Windwards, and Bahamas. Feadship's 2024 delivery ensures the latest in marine technology and systems integration, wrapped in the builder's signature attention to detail and long-term reliability that has made the Dutch yard a byword for quality among discerning owners worldwide.