Luxury Crewed Motor Yacht ASLEC 4
45-metre Rossinavi with expansive decks and refined interiors for twelve
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About Luxury Crewed Motor Yacht ASLEC 4
ASLEC 4 exemplifies the discipline of modern yacht design. This Rossinavi 45 presents light, contemporary interiors by Rémi Tessier Design that balance refined luxury with functional elegance. Accommodation spans five cabins sleeping up to twelve guests, attended by a crew of eight including Captain Romano and Chef Graziano, who specialises in Mediterranean cuisine.
The sense of space defines ASLEC 4's appeal. An expansive aft deck opens to substantial outdoor living areas, whilst the sun deck features a large Jacuzzi overlooking the water. Interior systems reflect boutique maritime technology: Kaleidescape for curated entertainment, Lutron domotic control, and Apple AirPlay audio integration throughout.
Based in Sardinia, ASLEC 4 operates across Corsica, the French Riviera, and Tuscany. The toy collection supports active pursuits, including a Williams jet tender, Seabobs, water-skiing equipment, and kayaks for exploring quieter anchorages.
Highlights
- •Five cabins with 3 doubles and 2 twins, plus two Pullman berths, accommodating twelve with privacy
- •Expansive aft and sun decks with Jacuzzi, designed for al fresco entertaining and relaxation
- •Established crew of eight, led by Captain Romano (Italian and English-speaking) and Chef Graziano
- •Full water-sports armoury including Williams jet tender, Seabobs, water-skiing, snorkelling, and kayaks
The Charter Experience
Chartering from Sardinia positions you at the threshold of the Mediterranean's most coveted waters. ASLEC 4's itinerary naturally flows north towards the Îles d'Hyères and Côte d'Azur, or west to Corsica's granite coves. Captain Romano and his crew orchestrate seamless operations, whilst Chef Graziano's daily menus respond to local markets and your preferences. Mornings suited to exploration by tender and kayak; afternoons anchor in crystalline bays; evenings host dinner on the sun deck.
Suggested Itinerary
A week from Sardinia might begin with three days exploring the Maddalena Archipelago's protected anchorages, progressing to Corsica's eastern coast and the Bonifacio Strait. From there, continue northward to the Îles d'Hyères for sheltered swimming, then cross to Monaco or Cannes on the final days, allowing time for provisioning and port-based dining ashore.
Specifications
45.0 m
12
5
12
Monohull
2012
13 kn
9