The iconic ALFA NERO

Shipyard

Oceanco

Shipyard

Oceanco

Shipyard

Oceanco

Exterior Design

Nuvolari Lenard

Exterior Design

Nuvolari Lenard

Exterior Design

Nuvolari Lenard

Interior Design

Alberto Pinto

Interior Design

Alberto Pinto

Interior Design

Alberto Pinto

Alfa Nero is an 82m motor yacht built by Oceanco and delivered in 2007, internationally recognised as one of the most influential superyachts of her generation.

Alfa Nero is an 82m motor yacht built by Oceanco and delivered in 2007, internationally recognised as one of the most influential superyachts of her generation.

Designed externally by Nuvolari Lenard with interiors by Alberto Pinto, she introduced design features that reshaped large-yacht architecture, including her convertible aft deck pool and expansive open deck layouts.

Built with a steel hull and aluminium superstructure, Alfa Nero offers accommodation for up to 12 guests in six cabins, supported by a professional crew of 28. Powered by twin MTU engines, she cruises at approximately 14–15 knots with a maximum speed of around 20 knots and long-range capability suitable for transoceanic passages.

Following a comprehensive refit completed in 2024, Alfa Nero presents a rare opportunity to acquire a proven, high-volume 80m-class yacht with enduring design relevance, robust engineering, and a strong charter and private-use profile.

Designed externally by Nuvolari Lenard with interiors by Alberto Pinto, she introduced design features that reshaped large-yacht architecture, including her convertible aft deck pool and expansive open deck layouts.

Built with a steel hull and aluminium superstructure, Alfa Nero offers accommodation for up to 12 guests in six cabins, supported by a professional crew of 28. Powered by twin MTU engines, she cruises at approximately 14–15 knots with a maximum speed of around 20 knots and long-range capability suitable for transoceanic passages.

Following a comprehensive refit completed in 2024, Alfa Nero presents a rare opportunity to acquire a proven, high-volume 80m-class yacht with enduring design relevance, robust engineering, and a strong charter and private-use profile.

Designed externally by Nuvolari Lenard with interiors by Alberto Pinto, she introduced design features that reshaped large-yacht architecture, including her convertible aft deck pool and expansive open deck layouts.

Built with a steel hull and aluminium superstructure, Alfa Nero offers accommodation for up to 12 guests in six cabins, supported by a professional crew of 28. Powered by twin MTU engines, she cruises at approximately 14–15 knots with a maximum speed of around 20 knots and long-range capability suitable for transoceanic passages.

Following a comprehensive refit completed in 2024, Alfa Nero presents a rare opportunity to acquire a proven, high-volume 80m-class yacht with enduring design relevance, robust engineering, and a strong charter and private-use profile.

Overview

Delivered by Dutch shipyard Oceanco in 2007, the 82-metre Alfa Nero occupies a singular position in modern superyacht history. From the moment of her launch, she was recognised not simply as a large yacht, but as a turning point in yacht design — a vessel that challenged conventions and introduced ideas that would shape the industry for years to come.

Designed externally by Nuvolari Lenard, with interiors by the late Alberto Pinto, Alfa Nero combined architectural clarity with artistic confidence. Her long, powerful profile, expansive aft decks, and bold use of contrast created a yacht that felt closer to contemporary architecture than traditional nautical styling. Nearly two decades on, her presence remains unmistakable.

Following a substantial refit completed in 2024, Alfa Nero is offered for sale in a condition that reflects both her iconic status and continued operational relevance.

Overview

Delivered by Dutch shipyard Oceanco in 2007, the 82-metre Alfa Nero occupies a singular position in modern superyacht history. From the moment of her launch, she was recognised not simply as a large yacht, but as a turning point in yacht design — a vessel that challenged conventions and introduced ideas that would shape the industry for years to come.

Designed externally by Nuvolari Lenard, with interiors by the late Alberto Pinto, Alfa Nero combined architectural clarity with artistic confidence. Her long, powerful profile, expansive aft decks, and bold use of contrast created a yacht that felt closer to contemporary architecture than traditional nautical styling. Nearly two decades on, her presence remains unmistakable.

Following a substantial refit completed in 2024, Alfa Nero is offered for sale in a condition that reflects both her iconic status and continued operational relevance.

Overview

Delivered by Dutch shipyard Oceanco in 2007, the 82-metre Alfa Nero occupies a singular position in modern superyacht history. From the moment of her launch, she was recognised not simply as a large yacht, but as a turning point in yacht design — a vessel that challenged conventions and introduced ideas that would shape the industry for years to come.

Designed externally by Nuvolari Lenard, with interiors by the late Alberto Pinto, Alfa Nero combined architectural clarity with artistic confidence. Her long, powerful profile, expansive aft decks, and bold use of contrast created a yacht that felt closer to contemporary architecture than traditional nautical styling. Nearly two decades on, her presence remains unmistakable.

Following a substantial refit completed in 2024, Alfa Nero is offered for sale in a condition that reflects both her iconic status and continued operational relevance.

Design & Naval Architecture

Alfa Nero was conceived during a period when Oceanco was redefining what was possible in the 80-metre-plus category. Built with a steel hull and aluminium superstructure, she was engineered for long-range cruising, stability, and longevity — qualities that continue to define her appeal today.

Nuvolari Lenard’s exterior design is purposeful and restrained, balancing strong horizontal lines with carefully proportioned volumes. Her elongated aft deck configuration was highly unusual at the time of launch and has since become a widely adopted design language across the industry.

One of Alfa Nero’s most widely discussed innovations is her aft deck swimming pool, featuring a movable floor that allows the space to transform from pool to optional heli pad. This concept, first realised on Alfa Nero, has since been echoed across numerous high-profile superyachts — a testament to her influence rather than imitation.

Design & Naval Architecture

Alfa Nero was conceived during a period when Oceanco was redefining what was possible in the 80-metre-plus category. Built with a steel hull and aluminium superstructure, she was engineered for long-range cruising, stability, and longevity — qualities that continue to define her appeal today.

Nuvolari Lenard’s exterior design is purposeful and restrained, balancing strong horizontal lines with carefully proportioned volumes. Her elongated aft deck configuration was highly unusual at the time of launch and has since become a widely adopted design language across the industry.

One of Alfa Nero’s most widely discussed innovations is her aft deck swimming pool, featuring a movable floor that allows the space to transform from pool to optional heli pad. This concept, first realised on Alfa Nero, has since been echoed across numerous high-profile superyachts — a testament to her influence rather than imitation.

Design & Naval Architecture

Alfa Nero was conceived during a period when Oceanco was redefining what was possible in the 80-metre-plus category. Built with a steel hull and aluminium superstructure, she was engineered for long-range cruising, stability, and longevity — qualities that continue to define her appeal today.

Nuvolari Lenard’s exterior design is purposeful and restrained, balancing strong horizontal lines with carefully proportioned volumes. Her elongated aft deck configuration was highly unusual at the time of launch and has since become a widely adopted design language across the industry.

One of Alfa Nero’s most widely discussed innovations is her aft deck swimming pool, featuring a movable floor that allows the space to transform from pool to optional heli pad. This concept, first realised on Alfa Nero, has since been echoed across numerous high-profile superyachts — a testament to her influence rather than imitation.

Interior Design & Guest Accommodation

The interior design by Alberto Pinto reflects a confident, residential approach to luxury. Rather than following transient trends, Pinto created interiors that feel composed, architectural, and richly layered. High-gloss woods, stone finishes, bespoke furniture, and curated artworks define the atmosphere throughout the yacht.

Alfa Nero accommodates up to 12 guests in six cabins, arranged to prioritise space, privacy, and ease of circulation.

  • The Owner’s suite, located on the upper deck forward, spans the full beam and benefits from panoramic forward views, private office space, dressing rooms, and direct access to a secluded exterior deck with a private jacuzzi.

  • Five additional guest cabins are located on the main deck, an unusual and highly desirable arrangement that maximises volume and minimises stair use.

  • A dedicated staff cabin allows flexibility for additional personnel, security, or family use.

A discreet guest elevator serves multiple decks, enhancing accessibility and comfort throughout the yacht.

Oceanco Heritage

Founded in 1987, Oceanco has become one of the most respected custom superyacht builders in the world, known for innovation, engineering excellence, and long-term build quality. Alfa Nero emerged from a particularly influential period for the shipyard, during which several highly recognisable and forward-thinking yachts were delivered.

Within Oceanco’s portfolio, Alfa Nero is widely regarded as a defining project — a yacht that demonstrated how large-scale engineering and bold design could coexist successfully.

Interior Design & Guest Accommodation

The interior design by Alberto Pinto reflects a confident, residential approach to luxury. Rather than following transient trends, Pinto created interiors that feel composed, architectural, and richly layered. High-gloss woods, stone finishes, bespoke furniture, and curated artworks define the atmosphere throughout the yacht.

Alfa Nero accommodates up to 12 guests in six cabins, arranged to prioritise space, privacy, and ease of circulation.

  • The Owner’s suite, located on the upper deck forward, spans the full beam and benefits from panoramic forward views, private office space, dressing rooms, and direct access to a secluded exterior deck with a private jacuzzi.

  • Five additional guest cabins are located on the main deck, an unusual and highly desirable arrangement that maximises volume and minimises stair use.

  • A dedicated staff cabin allows flexibility for additional personnel, security, or family use.

A discreet guest elevator serves multiple decks, enhancing accessibility and comfort throughout the yacht.

Oceanco Heritage

Founded in 1987, Oceanco has become one of the most respected custom superyacht builders in the world, known for innovation, engineering excellence, and long-term build quality. Alfa Nero emerged from a particularly influential period for the shipyard, during which several highly recognisable and forward-thinking yachts were delivered.

Within Oceanco’s portfolio, Alfa Nero is widely regarded as a defining project — a yacht that demonstrated how large-scale engineering and bold design could coexist successfully.

Interior Design & Guest Accommodation

The interior design by Alberto Pinto reflects a confident, residential approach to luxury. Rather than following transient trends, Pinto created interiors that feel composed, architectural, and richly layered. High-gloss woods, stone finishes, bespoke furniture, and curated artworks define the atmosphere throughout the yacht.

Alfa Nero accommodates up to 12 guests in six cabins, arranged to prioritise space, privacy, and ease of circulation.

  • The Owner’s suite, located on the upper deck forward, spans the full beam and benefits from panoramic forward views, private office space, dressing rooms, and direct access to a secluded exterior deck with a private jacuzzi.

  • Five additional guest cabins are located on the main deck, an unusual and highly desirable arrangement that maximises volume and minimises stair use.

  • A dedicated staff cabin allows flexibility for additional personnel, security, or family use.

A discreet guest elevator serves multiple decks, enhancing accessibility and comfort throughout the yacht.

Oceanco Heritage

Founded in 1987, Oceanco has become one of the most respected custom superyacht builders in the world, known for innovation, engineering excellence, and long-term build quality. Alfa Nero emerged from a particularly influential period for the shipyard, during which several highly recognisable and forward-thinking yachts were delivered.

Within Oceanco’s portfolio, Alfa Nero is widely regarded as a defining project — a yacht that demonstrated how large-scale engineering and bold design could coexist successfully.

Lifestyle & Onboard Amenities

Alfa Nero was designed to function as both a private residence and a large-scale entertainment platform. Her deck spaces are generous, open, and adaptable, allowing the yacht to shift effortlessly between relaxed private use and social occasions.

Key lifestyle features include:

  • Expansive aft deck with convertible pool / heli pad deck configuration

  • Sea-level access and generous swim platform

  • Dedicated wellness area including spa facilities and gym

  • Private cinema room

  • Multiple interior and exterior dining areas

  • Large sun deck with jacuzzi and shaded lounging areas

The yacht’s layout allows for excellent separation between guest and crew circulation, supporting discreet service and privacy — an essential consideration at this level.

Key Specifications
  • Builder: Oceanco (Netherlands)

  • Year Delivered: 2007

  • Refit: 2024

  • Length Overall: 82.0 metres

  • Beam: approx. 14.2 metres

  • Draft: approx. 3.9 metres

  • Gross Tonnage: approx. 2,159 GT

  • Hull / Superstructure: Steel / Aluminium

  • Guests: 12 in 6 cabins (+ additional staff cabin)

  • Crew: approx. 28

  • Cruising Speed: ~14–15 knots

  • Maximum Speed: ~20 knots

Lifestyle & Onboard Amenities

Alfa Nero was designed to function as both a private residence and a large-scale entertainment platform. Her deck spaces are generous, open, and adaptable, allowing the yacht to shift effortlessly between relaxed private use and social occasions.

Key lifestyle features include:

  • Expansive aft deck with convertible pool / heli pad deck configuration

  • Sea-level access and generous swim platform

  • Dedicated wellness area including spa facilities and gym

  • Private cinema room

  • Multiple interior and exterior dining areas

  • Large sun deck with jacuzzi and shaded lounging areas

The yacht’s layout allows for excellent separation between guest and crew circulation, supporting discreet service and privacy — an essential consideration at this level.

Key Specifications
  • Builder: Oceanco (Netherlands)

  • Year Delivered: 2007

  • Refit: 2024

  • Length Overall: 82.0 metres

  • Beam: approx. 14.2 metres

  • Draft: approx. 3.9 metres

  • Gross Tonnage: approx. 2,159 GT

  • Hull / Superstructure: Steel / Aluminium

  • Guests: 12 in 6 cabins (+ additional staff cabin)

  • Crew: approx. 28

  • Cruising Speed: ~14–15 knots

  • Maximum Speed: ~20 knots

Lifestyle & Onboard Amenities

Alfa Nero was designed to function as both a private residence and a large-scale entertainment platform. Her deck spaces are generous, open, and adaptable, allowing the yacht to shift effortlessly between relaxed private use and social occasions.

Key lifestyle features include:

  • Expansive aft deck with convertible pool / heli pad deck configuration

  • Sea-level access and generous swim platform

  • Dedicated wellness area including spa facilities and gym

  • Private cinema room

  • Multiple interior and exterior dining areas

  • Large sun deck with jacuzzi and shaded lounging areas

The yacht’s layout allows for excellent separation between guest and crew circulation, supporting discreet service and privacy — an essential consideration at this level.

Key Specifications
  • Builder: Oceanco (Netherlands)

  • Year Delivered: 2007

  • Refit: 2024

  • Length Overall: 82.0 metres

  • Beam: approx. 14.2 metres

  • Draft: approx. 3.9 metres

  • Gross Tonnage: approx. 2,159 GT

  • Hull / Superstructure: Steel / Aluminium

  • Guests: 12 in 6 cabins (+ additional staff cabin)

  • Crew: approx. 28

  • Cruising Speed: ~14–15 knots

  • Maximum Speed: ~20 knots

Performance & Engineering

Powered by twin MTU diesel engines, Alfa Nero offers a cruising speed of approximately 14–15 knots and a maximum speed of around 20 knots. Her fuel capacity and hull form provide long-range cruising capability, suitable for extended passages and transoceanic itineraries.

Stabilisation systems support comfort both underway and at anchor, while Oceanco’s build quality ensures structural integrity and mechanical reliability. Alfa Nero is classed and maintained to commercial standards, reflecting her history of professional operation.

2024 Refit

The 2024 refit addressed both technical and aesthetic aspects of the yacht, ensuring continued relevance in today’s market. Works included:

  • Overhaul and servicing of key mechanical and engineering systems

  • Updates to navigation, AV, and onboard technology

  • Interior refresh respecting the original design language

  • Exterior works including paint and deck refinishing

The result is a yacht that retains her original identity while meeting contemporary expectations for performance, comfort, and presentation.

Market Position

Alfa Nero is not positioned as a novelty or a trend-driven yacht. She is offered as a design reference, a proven platform, and a vessel whose relevance has endured beyond fashion cycles.

In a market increasingly focused on short-term innovation, Alfa Nero represents something rarer: a yacht that changed the conversation entirely, and remains compelling because of it.

Performance & Engineering

Powered by twin MTU diesel engines, Alfa Nero offers a cruising speed of approximately 14–15 knots and a maximum speed of around 20 knots. Her fuel capacity and hull form provide long-range cruising capability, suitable for extended passages and transoceanic itineraries.

Stabilisation systems support comfort both underway and at anchor, while Oceanco’s build quality ensures structural integrity and mechanical reliability. Alfa Nero is classed and maintained to commercial standards, reflecting her history of professional operation.

2024 Refit

The 2024 refit addressed both technical and aesthetic aspects of the yacht, ensuring continued relevance in today’s market. Works included:

  • Overhaul and servicing of key mechanical and engineering systems

  • Updates to navigation, AV, and onboard technology

  • Interior refresh respecting the original design language

  • Exterior works including paint and deck refinishing

The result is a yacht that retains her original identity while meeting contemporary expectations for performance, comfort, and presentation.

Market Position

Alfa Nero is not positioned as a novelty or a trend-driven yacht. She is offered as a design reference, a proven platform, and a vessel whose relevance has endured beyond fashion cycles.

In a market increasingly focused on short-term innovation, Alfa Nero represents something rarer: a yacht that changed the conversation entirely, and remains compelling because of it.

Performance & Engineering

Powered by twin MTU diesel engines, Alfa Nero offers a cruising speed of approximately 14–15 knots and a maximum speed of around 20 knots. Her fuel capacity and hull form provide long-range cruising capability, suitable for extended passages and transoceanic itineraries.

Stabilisation systems support comfort both underway and at anchor, while Oceanco’s build quality ensures structural integrity and mechanical reliability. Alfa Nero is classed and maintained to commercial standards, reflecting her history of professional operation.

2024 Refit

The 2024 refit addressed both technical and aesthetic aspects of the yacht, ensuring continued relevance in today’s market. Works included:

  • Overhaul and servicing of key mechanical and engineering systems

  • Updates to navigation, AV, and onboard technology

  • Interior refresh respecting the original design language

  • Exterior works including paint and deck refinishing

The result is a yacht that retains her original identity while meeting contemporary expectations for performance, comfort, and presentation.

Market Position

Alfa Nero is not positioned as a novelty or a trend-driven yacht. She is offered as a design reference, a proven platform, and a vessel whose relevance has endured beyond fashion cycles.

In a market increasingly focused on short-term innovation, Alfa Nero represents something rarer: a yacht that changed the conversation entirely, and remains compelling because of it.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why is Alfa Nero considered an iconic yacht?
Alfa Nero is widely recognised as one of the most influential superyachts of her generation. At launch, she introduced design and spatial concepts — including her convertible aft deck pool and extended open deck layouts — that have since become industry benchmarks in the 80-metre class.

Is Alfa Nero still competitive compared to newer yachts?
Yes. While newer yachts may incorporate incremental efficiency gains, few offer Alfa Nero’s combination of volume, deck architecture, proven engineering, and long-term design relevance. Her recent refit ensures continued operational and lifestyle competitiveness.

What work was completed during the 2024 refit?
The 2024 refit focused on technical systems, navigation and AV upgrades, interior refresh works, and exterior refinishing. The objective was to preserve the yacht’s original design integrity while aligning her with current operational expectations.

How many guests can Alfa Nero accommodate?
Alfa Nero accommodates up to 12 guests in six cabins, including a full-beam Owner’s suite on the upper deck and five guest cabins on the main deck. An additional staff cabin allows flexible use.

Is Alfa Nero suitable for both private use and charter?
Yes. Alfa Nero has been professionally operated and maintained, making her suitable for private ownership as well as charter use, subject to the owner’s intended program.

What distinguishes Alfa Nero from other 80m-class yachts?
Her distinction lies in her influence. Alfa Nero is not simply well-built; she introduced concepts that reshaped large-yacht design. Her deck proportions, pool concept, and interior volumes remain reference points within the sector.

Who designed Alfa Nero?
The exterior was designed by Nuvolari Lenard, one of the most influential yacht design studios of the last three decades. The interiors were designed by the late Alberto Pinto, known for his architectural approach to luxury interiors.

What type of owner is Alfa Nero best suited to?
Alfa Nero appeals to an owner who values design legacy, volume, and proven engineering over short-term trends — often buyers with interests in art, architecture, property, or automotive design.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why is Alfa Nero considered an iconic yacht?
Alfa Nero is widely recognised as one of the most influential superyachts of her generation. At launch, she introduced design and spatial concepts — including her convertible aft deck pool and extended open deck layouts — that have since become industry benchmarks in the 80-metre class.

Is Alfa Nero still competitive compared to newer yachts?
Yes. While newer yachts may incorporate incremental efficiency gains, few offer Alfa Nero’s combination of volume, deck architecture, proven engineering, and long-term design relevance. Her recent refit ensures continued operational and lifestyle competitiveness.

What work was completed during the 2024 refit?
The 2024 refit focused on technical systems, navigation and AV upgrades, interior refresh works, and exterior refinishing. The objective was to preserve the yacht’s original design integrity while aligning her with current operational expectations.

How many guests can Alfa Nero accommodate?
Alfa Nero accommodates up to 12 guests in six cabins, including a full-beam Owner’s suite on the upper deck and five guest cabins on the main deck. An additional staff cabin allows flexible use.

Is Alfa Nero suitable for both private use and charter?
Yes. Alfa Nero has been professionally operated and maintained, making her suitable for private ownership as well as charter use, subject to the owner’s intended program.

What distinguishes Alfa Nero from other 80m-class yachts?
Her distinction lies in her influence. Alfa Nero is not simply well-built; she introduced concepts that reshaped large-yacht design. Her deck proportions, pool concept, and interior volumes remain reference points within the sector.

Who designed Alfa Nero?
The exterior was designed by Nuvolari Lenard, one of the most influential yacht design studios of the last three decades. The interiors were designed by the late Alberto Pinto, known for his architectural approach to luxury interiors.

What type of owner is Alfa Nero best suited to?
Alfa Nero appeals to an owner who values design legacy, volume, and proven engineering over short-term trends — often buyers with interests in art, architecture, property, or automotive design.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why is Alfa Nero considered an iconic yacht?
Alfa Nero is widely recognised as one of the most influential superyachts of her generation. At launch, she introduced design and spatial concepts — including her convertible aft deck pool and extended open deck layouts — that have since become industry benchmarks in the 80-metre class.

Is Alfa Nero still competitive compared to newer yachts?
Yes. While newer yachts may incorporate incremental efficiency gains, few offer Alfa Nero’s combination of volume, deck architecture, proven engineering, and long-term design relevance. Her recent refit ensures continued operational and lifestyle competitiveness.

What work was completed during the 2024 refit?
The 2024 refit focused on technical systems, navigation and AV upgrades, interior refresh works, and exterior refinishing. The objective was to preserve the yacht’s original design integrity while aligning her with current operational expectations.

How many guests can Alfa Nero accommodate?
Alfa Nero accommodates up to 12 guests in six cabins, including a full-beam Owner’s suite on the upper deck and five guest cabins on the main deck. An additional staff cabin allows flexible use.

Is Alfa Nero suitable for both private use and charter?
Yes. Alfa Nero has been professionally operated and maintained, making her suitable for private ownership as well as charter use, subject to the owner’s intended program.

What distinguishes Alfa Nero from other 80m-class yachts?
Her distinction lies in her influence. Alfa Nero is not simply well-built; she introduced concepts that reshaped large-yacht design. Her deck proportions, pool concept, and interior volumes remain reference points within the sector.

Who designed Alfa Nero?
The exterior was designed by Nuvolari Lenard, one of the most influential yacht design studios of the last three decades. The interiors were designed by the late Alberto Pinto, known for his architectural approach to luxury interiors.

What type of owner is Alfa Nero best suited to?
Alfa Nero appeals to an owner who values design legacy, volume, and proven engineering over short-term trends — often buyers with interests in art, architecture, property, or automotive design.

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© 2025 JAN-JAAP MINNEMA. All rights reserved.

© 2025 JAN-JAAP MINNEMA. All rights reserved.