Conte Alberti Yacht Charter

About Conte Alberti

Horizon Yachts built Conte Alberti in Taiwan in 2006, with a refit completed in 2020 that brought her up to date. At 27.4 meters (90 feet), she sits at a scale where naval architect Tommaso Spadolini’s flybridge-equipped profile lets her reach shallow anchorages and hidden coves that larger charter yachts have to skip. Eight guests travel across 4 cabins, looked after by a crew of 4.

Conte Alberti charters primarily in Croatia’s Adriatic waters, where she has built a reputation as a dedicated Dalmatian Coast specialist rather than a generalist Mediterranean yacht. That regional focus, combined with her shallow draft and manageable size, makes her a practical choice for guests who want to island-hop through Croatia’s less crowded anchorages.

Guest Accommodation

Conte Alberti sleeps up to 8 guests in 4 cabins: a master suite on the main deck with panoramic windows, two double cabins, and one twin cabin. Bed configurations across the lower-deck cabins include a mix of king and single beds, giving families or groups of friends some flexibility in how they divide up the space.

A crew of 4 runs the yacht throughout the charter, a ratio that keeps service personal without crowding a yacht of this size.

Onboard Amenities

The sundeck jacuzzi functions as the social hub of Conte Alberti, and multiple charter brokers who have worked with her independently describe it the same way. Guests gather there for sundowners or morning coffee while taking in the view. The flybridge also houses a barbecue, useful for al fresco dinners at anchor.

Stabilizers keep the ride comfortable underway, Wi-Fi covers the yacht for guests who want to stay connected, and air conditioning handles the Adriatic summer heat. Indoor and outdoor lounging areas are spread across multiple decks, giving guests several spots to relax depending on the time of day.

Cruising Performance

Her hull is GRP with a semi-displacement form, a combination that trades outright speed for stability and a smoother ride at anchor. She covers ground at a steady 11 knots and can push to 21 knots when needed, driven by twin MTU engines rated at 2,000 horsepower apiece.

That combination of shallow draft and moderate speed works well for Croatia’s close-together islands and anchorages, where shorter hops between destinations matter more than outright range. Guests planning a yacht charter in Croatia will find her well suited to the kind of island-hopping itinerary the Dalmatian Coast rewards.

Toys & Water Equipment

For water sports, Conte Alberti carries a 6-meter Zodiac tender that comfortably fits all 8 guests plus a crew member, along with a Sea-Doo jet ski rated at 255 horsepower. A Seabob F5 lets guests power themselves below the surface rather than skimming across it, and water skis, a wakeboard, and two stand-up paddleboards cover more traditional towed activities. A towable donut adds a lighter, family-friendly option, while two sets of fishing rods and a snorkeling kit round out the gear.

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