LADY SARYA

NCA's 1972 construction showcases the Italian yard's commitment to ocean-going capability, with LADY SARYA's substantial 76.32-meter steel hull and generous 11.58-meter beam engineered for serious range and superior seakeeping. Dott.Ing. Rinaldo Gastaldi's exterior lines prioritize function over flourish, creating a profile that cuts efficiently through demanding seas while her displacement hull form delivers the stability essential for extended passages. The robust construction reflects an era when motor yachts were built to traverse oceans rather than simply cruise coastlines. Her impressive 1436 gross tonnage accommodates twelve guests alongside a professional crew of 28, ensuring comprehensive service during long-range voyages. The yacht's proportions speak to her blue-water pedigree—substantial freeboard, proper proportional relationships between length and beam, and the structural integrity that serious ocean crossing demands. LADY SARYA represents the Italian approach to expedition-style yachting, where engineering excellence takes precedence over contemporary styling trends, delivering a vessel capable of reaching the world's most remote destinations with confidence and comfort.