ALTEYA Yacht Charter – Luxury Private Crewed Yachting Worldwide

Choose ALTEYA Yacht Charter for your next voyage: select a 4-cabin yacht to host up to eight guests in comfort and privacy while cruising worldwide. Our well-planned itineraries balance iconic harbors with secluded bays, letting you wake to golden sun and calm seas each day.

The collaboration between the maker stergann and designer carlo delivers interiors that are practical and elegant, with smart storage and durable materials. The crew drive every transition with precision, ensuring you spend more time on deck and less tied to schedules. The 16th vessel in the stergann line showcases updated hulls and enhanced endurance.

Across regions, ALTEYA delivers asia itineraries that blend cosmopolitan harbors with hidden coves. We integrate aviation-grade safety and navigation, satellite comms, and above-water stabilization. Our team offers flexible routes from the Mediterranean to the Caribbean, with options for short hops or longer crossings.

Onboard comfort centers on variety: all guests enjoy four cabins, multiple lounge areas, and elegant sun decks designed for swimming and lounging. Sunscreen awaits on every deck locker, and your crew tailor menus to dietary needs while you explore coastal towns off the beaten path.

The ALTEYA program receives strong guest feedback and has been a finalist in luxury travel awards, reflecting consistent performance across seasons. With a dedicated crew and responsive planning, you gain a great balance of privacy, service, and sea-time that fits your schedule.

Private Cabins and Living Spaces on ALTEYA

Book the master suite for overnight stays to secure the quietest, most private retreat on ALTEYA. The arrangement sets the tone for effortless style and comfortable living from the moment you step aboard.

Master cabin features include a double bed, ensuite bathroom, extensive storage, and soundproof walls that keep the ship’s hum outside. The result is a strong, comfortable space you won’t want to leave.

The two guest cabins, plus a convertible double option, provide flexible sleeping arrangements, each with private bath and natural daylight.

Living areas balance sleek style with relaxed warmth: the salon, a shaded deck lounge, and a dining nook that encourages easy transitions from conversation to meals. Here, moana-inspired tones and tatou textures bring a coastal vibe with sports-inspired details.

Crew spaces support seamless service: a deckhand coordinates tenders and dock operations, while an ambassador leads provisioning and guest care.

Dine aboard with lobster specials, paired with a curated wine list; ALTEYA’s crew can tailor menus to dietary needs without compromising flavor, a nod to awards and trophies earned by the culinary team.

Tech and charging stations keep devices ready: charged outlets in each cabin, plus USB-C and wireless pads for every guest.

With a 39ft hull, ALTEYA delivers high-performance handling in varied seas, while expansive decks and generous indoor spaces keep the atmosphere extensive and comfortable.

Charters in sept on ALTEYA begin with a welcome briefing that sets expectations and introduces the brand’s standards, ensuring guests feel valued where every moment counts.

Master Suite: privacy, space, view, amenities

Choose the Master Suite for unrivaled privacy, generous space, and a panoramic view. This dedicated retreat becomes your home at sea with a private lounge, a king bed, and a direct entry to the deck so mornings begin with light on the water for each guest.

On a 62ft sunreef, known for spacious layouts, the Master Suite sits on the main deck with a private entry, a broad window line, and climate-control that keeps the space comfortable for each guest and crew alike. A 56ft option offers a similar setup on a single level, ensuring privacy remains the priority.

Customize throughout your charter with an in-suite chef, wine storage, mood lighting, and menu choices tailored before each summer voyage. The suite blends luxury details with practical design, while Volvo engineering keeps the yacht steady and quiet as you glide into antibes and bali, with kaskazi-grade stability ensuring smooth sailing.

Privacy is protected by soundproof doors, multiple deck access points, and a private sitting area that invites you to enjoy the view even when others on the yacht entertain nearby. A host coordinates service across the deck and throughout the vessel, ensuring seamless attention to every detail for each guest.

Every aspect of the Master Suite reflects development towards personalized space: underwater lighting accents the sea at night, a dedicated minibar and customized storage keep things organized, and the suite remains a quiet retreat as the sun rises into worlds of yachting. Soon, guests discover how this space supports long, relaxed summers with family or friends.

Guest Cabins: bedding options, configurations, en-suite facilities

Configure two guest cabins as a divided pair: one with a fixed queen-size double bed and the other with twin beds that convert into a double. This delivers comfortable accommodation for family travel and privacy for ambassador guests, while the crew’s career-focused skills stay sharp throughout the voyage.

Bedding options combine custom textiles with precise sizing. Each berth uses a memory-foam mattress or high-density alternative, 1.6 m queen or two 0.9 m twins that convert to a double, high-thread-count cotton sheets, and a choice of feather or hypoallergenic duvets. For winter crossings, pair the layout with extra blankets; fabrics use sunscreen-friendly finishes to remain resilient in sun, salt, and heat.

En-suite facilities include a rain shower, heated towel rail, and ample storage. Each head features a compact vanity with integrated lighting, water-saving fixtures, and anti-microbial surfaces for quick turnover between guests.

During refit, adjust partitions and wardrobe systems to enhance privacy while maintaining easy access. Position cabins away from propulsion and the flying bridge to minimize noise, and add divided wardrobes or modular panels so the space can reconfigure for long voyages into Cannes or private family charters.

To create a welcoming atmosphere, label the cabins francis and hutiane and outfit them with custom headboards using IPharra textiles in a Cannes-inspired palette. This approach is recognized by yards for ease of maintenance and durability, matching the skills of an ambassador-level service team throughout the yacht.

Experience matters: a well-planned cabin strategy boosts guest comfort, supports a family itinerary, and aligns with the professional standards expected on a luxury charter. The result is a consistent, comfortable environment that travels with you, from swimming breaks on deck to winter wine tastings in port.

Living Areas and Dining: main salon, formal and informal dining, panoramic views

Choose the main salon as the social hub for day and night gatherings. The space offers a generous seating layout and floor-to-ceiling windows that reveal panoramic views of the sea. A soft carpet, a low coffee table, and a warm palette create a welcoming mood, while a discreet lighting scheme supports both lively conversations and quiet moments as you glide between lounging and the horizon.

Formal meals are served at a refined table in the salon, with seating for eight to ten. High-thread linens, restrained lighting, and comfortable chair padding ensure every course is enjoyed in style. Informal meals appear on a flexible setup nearby the galley, allowing casual breakfasts, mid-day bites, or sunset snacks with a relaxed, family-like atmosphere. Only gentle movements by the crew ensure privacy when needed.

Panoramic views accompany every seating choice. The large windows frame the horizon from bow to stern, making each moment feel connected to worlds beyond. The chef crafts menus inspired by cuisines from several worlds, creating a sequence of courses that pairs with the mood of the day. The overall layout places socializing at the center while offering pockets of space for reading or reflection.

Outdoor Decks and Recreation: sun decks, al fresco dining, water toys storage

Choose a yacht with a dedicated sun deck, a robust al fresco dining zone, and secure water-toy storage. This configuration becomes the backbone of hospitality on board, delivering hotel-grade service to guests as they anchor in calm bays and chase sunsets, with such experiences as intimate dining under open skies.

Store kayaks, paddles, and snorkel gear in clearly labeled lockers to keep the deck free for movement. A deckhand can access the water toys quickly from the main deck or the flying bridge. A built-in pool area, if the beam permits, adds a splash of fun, while a motorized machine powers the lift and stays charged for smooth launches during long months of cruising, which keeps operations seamless.

Design favors multiple zones: a sun-drenched main deck, a shaded lounge, and a flying bridge that opened to panoramic views where the horizon feels within reach. Queen berths in adjacent cabins ensure comfort after days of activity, while the al fresco dining table seats 6–12 and folds away when space is needed. The specifications should clearly define weight limits and access paths so work on deck runs smoothly for deckhands and crew, which keeps operations predictable across months of charters.

Accessibility and flow matter: place water toys near stern access so guests can reach kayaks or inflatables without stepping through service zones. Where possible, connect the toy storage to the galley service line so staff restock quickly and guests remain engaged with the outdoors. This approach contrasts with compact trawler layouts, which often force guests to navigate tight corridors and limited deck space. It wins praise across the worlds of yachting for balancing action with relaxation.

For sustainability and maintenance, choose electric winch options and battery-powered pumps to cut carbon footprint. If a charter runs for months, confirm that the storage capacity matches booked itineraries and that the crew can take care of the equipment without interrupting service. The home ports become launching places for exploration across the worlds of yachts, and guests take memories back home that travel far beyond the deck. Decks designed with flexible dining locations and secure water toy storage invite guests to take advantage of every place the itinerary offers.

Crew Roles in Accommodation: discreet service, daily routines, steward duties

Begin with a fixed daily routine for cabin crew to ensure discreet service and predictable guest experience. Assign a dedicated steward as the guest liaison to handle requests, coordinate with the deckhand, and track room readiness above and below deck.

On a 46ft charter yacht with a Fountaine design, the accommodation team operates as a compact, highly synchronized unit. The most visible presence is the steward, who maintains cabin cleanliness, linen stock, and guest-facing service with a fluent touch across languages. The deckhand supports secure handling of luggage, tender berthing, and exterior cleanliness to keep the profile above quiet and efficient.

• Steward duties: daily cabin refresh, turndown, amenity restocking, and discreet guest liaison. The steward anticipates requests, documents preferences in a scroll-ready log, and coordinates with the galley for seamless service.
• Deckhand duties: luggage management, deck tidiness, securing lines, and assisting with guest embarkation or disembarkation from the board. Vladimir, a Bulgarian deckhand, demonstrates calm efficiency during port calls and maintains a well-organized deck above the propulsion area.
• Galley/host duties: service pacing, beverage presentation, and plate clearing without interrupting guest downtime. The team plans meals to align with guest timing and keeps noise to a minimum near cabins.
• Engine/tech liaison: monitors essential systems, reports fuel consumption and electrical loads, and coordinates with the master to minimize vibrations while guests relax in cabins.

Daily routines are built around guest rhythm. In the morning, the first contact occurs at the guest cabin to offer coffee, fresh towels, and a quick briefing on day plans. By mid-morning, a light refresh keeps the space well-presented for afternoon activities on the flybridge or sheltered taverna areas. In the evening, a quiet turndown is executed with minimal light intrusion, and the crew notes any special requests for the next day.

Discreet service techniques matter. Use small, rolling trolleys, soft lighting, and doors that close with a whisper. Train staff to respond to a request within two minutes during sea states up to moderate wind, and escalate only if safety or guest comfort is at risk. The board should experience a sense of care from the moment they step aboard, with service that feels natural and unobtrusive.

Communication flow is concise and multilingual. The steward records guest preferences, dietary needs, and preferred wake-up times in a single, accessible log. When a guest asks for a preference, the team confirms availability and fulfills the request on the same day, often before lunch service. This approach keeps prices transparent and guests confident about what to expect from a larger crew on a smaller yacht.

Operational context matters. A well-tuned crew on a chartered explorer from a respected builder like Fountaine Pajot balances comfort and performance. Maintenance checks before arrival at each anchorage protect the cabin experience from unexpected noise or vibrations. The crew plans refueling stops with attention to fuel and consumption, ensuring that electric systems and propulsion remain smooth across passages at sea, with speeds measured in knots that suit the day’s itinerary.

Key tips for captains and charter guests: assign a primary contact (the first responder) for cabin requests, maintain a single scroll of guest preferences accessible to the steward and deckhand, and schedule routine cabin checks every 90 minutes during active days. This rhythm supports a calm, elegant environment where guests feel valued and never rushed, whether they are ashore or enjoying the quiet of the salon above the sea.