Alia Yachts · 41m · 2016, refit 2021 · Med summer
RUYA
01 · The short version
In short
A 41m Alia Yachts power, built 2016, refitted 2021, for 10 guests in 5 cabins with a crew of 9, chartering the Med in summer, with a hot tub, a gym and stabilisers on board.
02 · Rates
What a week aboard costs
Summer: West Med - flexible · Winter: Vilanova - shipyard · In euros
Per week. Plus APA (usually 30 to 40%) and VAT where you cruise.
03 · Photo essay
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44 photos04 · Toys and fun
16 toys across 6 kinds. She is serious about fun on the water: nobody in the group runs out of things to try.
Powered
- 2 x Sea-Doo RXT-X 300 (3 man) - 2023
- 2 x SeaBobs F5S
- Waterskis
- wakeboards
- Approved RYA training centre for guests’ use of personal watercraft (jetskis)
Inflatables and slides
- 2 x inflatable kayaks
- 6 x towables (2 x donuts
Under the water
- Snorkelling gear
Paddle, sail and surf
- 3 x stand up paddle boards
Tenders
- Tenders
- 9.3m Nimbus T9 chase tender with two Mercury V6 225hp XL engines
- 3.6m AB Navigo VS inflatable rescue tender with Evinrude 25hp outboard engine
Also on board
- Toys
- airstream
- tow sofa
- hot dog)
05 · Crew and service
9 crew for 10 guests.
06 · About RUYA
RÜYA's head turning exterior coupled with a thoroughly original and truly inspired interior saw her win two awards at the 2016 ShowBoat Design Awards. Built for al fresco living, she boasts a huge 93m2 sun deck complete with bar, BBQ, 10-man jacuzzi and gym equipment. Inside, her Australian outback-inspired interior makes use of indigenous material like bamboo and Australian silky oak to create an opulent yet extremely liveable environment. Designer Australian Sam Sorgiovanni has really captured the brief of a casual, family-orientated yacht offering five spacious cabins that exudes new world sophistication. For family fun, an exciting water toy box filled with Sea-Doos, SeaBobs, wakeboards and so much more will ensure a truly memorable Mediterranean charter.
All particulars are believed to be correct but cannot be guaranteed.
Key features
- A thoroughly original Sam Sorgiovanni interior design
- Vast hydraulic swim platform
- 9.3m Nimbus T9 chase tender
- Low fuel consumption
- Zero speed stabilisers to reduce any rolling motion while at anchor
- Impressive interior volume with 499 GT usually found on much larger yachts
- Generous 93 sqm sun deck with large jacuzzi
Chartering RUYA: questions answered
How much does it cost to charter RUYA?
RUYA charters €182,000 – €203,000 per week, plus running expenses such as fuel, food and drinks, usually paid as an Advance Provisioning Allowance (APA). Ahoy Club confirms the exact rate for your dates.
How many guests can RUYA take?
RUYA sleeps 10 guests in 5 cabins, looked after by a crew of 9. For a day charter or event she can take up to 12 guests.
Where can I charter RUYA?
RUYA is available for charter in Mediterranean. Ask Ahoy Club where she is for your dates.
Who built RUYA?
RUYA is a 41m Alia Yachts yacht, built in 2016 and refitted in 2021. Exterior by Sam Sorgiovanni.
How do I book RUYA?
Send Ahoy Club your dates and group size with the enquiry button on this page. A charter broker checks her availability, confirms the rate and sends the charter agreement.
07 · Specifications
Qantas Points Terms & Conditions apply View terms
*Earn Points: To earn Qantas Points you must be a Qantas Frequent Flyer member. Members will earn 2 Qantas Points per A$1 spent on Australian boat bookings, day charters, boat charters and transfers on Ahoy Club, Ahoy Days and Floatspace. Members will earn 1 Qantas Point per A$1 equivalent spent on international boat bookings, day charters, boat charters and transfers with Ahoy Club, Ahoy Days and Floatspace. Members will also earn Qantas Points (at the same respective rates) on food and beverage packages added to all bookings. For eligible bookings paid in foreign currency, Qantas Points are calculated based on the total booking price converted to Australian dollars using the exchange rate determined by Ahoy Club at the time of payment. Any Qantas Points displayed during the booking process are estimates only and are calculated using the exchange rate at the date of booking. To earn Qantas Points, a member must add their Qantas Frequent Flyer details to their booking at time of booking. Members won’t earn points if a booking is cancelled prior to departure. If a booking is amended, points will be awarded based on the final total value of the transaction.
Use Points: To use Qantas Points on a booking, members must use a minimum of 4,000 Qantas Points and book the charter via Ahoy Club, Ahoy Days or Floatspace. You must provide your Qantas Frequent Flyer number at the point of booking. Alternatively, if you are making a booking over the phone after providing the Ahoy booking agent your Qantas Frequent Flyer number and surname. You will then be prompted to select how many Qantas Points you would like to use by clicking on the Qantas Frequent Flyer card in the Qantas App. A member can choose to use Qantas Points to cover the entire value of a booking product or, choose to use a portion of Qantas Points via Points Plus Pay, where the remaining balance can be paid using an accepted form of payment. Members who want to use Qantas Points to cover some or all of their booking total and want to pay a deposit when booking more than 45 days in advance, need to contact Ahoy Club. Membership and Qantas Points are subject to the Qantas Frequent Flyer program Terms and Conditions.
Speak with our charter team
Tell us who is coming and when. We will tell you if RUYA is the right call, or which yacht is.
€182,000 – €203,000
per week + expenses