The Alfresco 125 takes its name seriously: this is a 38-metre displacement motor yacht designed from the keel up to blur the boundary between inside and outside. At 190 tonnes displacement and 270 GT without enclosure, she delivers the interior volume and range capability of a conventional superyacht while treating open-air living as a design priority rather than an afterthought.nnTwin MAN V12 engines in either 1,650hp or 1,900hp configuration drive the aluminum hull to a maximum of 15.5 to 17.5 knots, with an economical cruising speed of 10 knots yielding 2,300 nautical miles from the 25,000-litre fuel tanks. That range opens extended Mediterranean seasons, Caribbean circuits, and transatlantic passages without the fuelling constraints that shorter-range yachts impose.nnFive guest cabins accommodate twelve, with flexible layouts configured during the build to match the owner’s preferences. Three crew cabins house seven, providing the professional service infrastructure that a yacht of this calibre requires. The aluminum hull and superstructure deliver strength, corrosion resistance, and a lightweight structure that improves both performance and fuel efficiency compared to heavier steel alternatives. Draft of 1.95 metres ensures the Alfresco remains accessible to the marinas and shallow anchorages that define the most desirable cruising grounds.
Length
38M
Beam
8.4M
Draft
1.95M
Volume
300GT
Day Guests
12
Sleeping
12
Cabin
5
Crew
7
Cruise Speed
14KT
Max Speed
15.5KT
Fuel
25000L
Range
2300NM
Engine
2 × MAN V12, 1,900 hp
Option 1
2 × MAN V12, 1,650 hp
Naval
Alpha Yachts
Exterior
H2 Yacht Design
Interior
H2 Yacht Design
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Twin MAN V12 engines in standard 1650 hp or optional 1900 hp configurations drive the Alfresco 125 to a maximum speed of 15.5 to 17.5 knots depending on specification, with a cruising speed of 14 knots. Range of 2,300 nautical miles at 10 knots provides genuine long-range capability, supported by 25,000 litres of fuel. Draft of 1.95 metres keeps the majority of Mediterranean ports and Caribbean anchorages within reach. At 190 tonnes displacement, the aluminium construction delivers a meaningful weight advantage over steel alternatives at this length, translating directly into improved fuel economy per nautical mile. The hull form has been developed for comfort at cruising speed rather than headline-grabbing sprint numbers, a priority that experienced owners and charter guests consistently value over raw velocity.
The Alfresco 125 presents a low, rakish profile with a prominent bow and a superstructure that maintains visual proportion through horizontal window bands and restrained detailing. The foredeck carries a plunge pool and sunpad arrangement that creates a private outdoor zone forward of the main social areas, a layout choice that separates active entertainment from quiet relaxation. Aft, a beach club opens to the water with a swim platform that descends to sea level, and a tender garage keeps auxiliary craft out of sight until needed. The flybridge extends the full usable width with dining, bar, and sun lounger zones connected by an exterior stair. Side decks are wide enough for safe passage in a seaway, and the overall deck flow moves between levels without congestion points or dead-end spaces.
Five guest cabins accommodate twelve in genuine comfort, with the owner suite positioned for privacy and full-beam views. The interior design reflects the alfresco theme: natural materials, light colour palettes, and large windows that dissolve the boundary between indoor and outdoor living. Walk-in wardrobes and en-suite bathrooms in every guest cabin maintain the standard expected at this size. The crew area houses seven across three cabins with a dedicated mess and service galley, keeping operational activity separate from guest spaces. Material selection throughout prioritises durability alongside appearance: stone surfaces, engineered timber, and upholstery chosen for marine conditions rather than showroom impact alone. The overall finish quality positions the Alfresco 125 alongside established yards at this size range.
True to the alfresco concept, outdoor living spaces dominate the Alfresco 125 experience. The main aft deck carries a dining table for eight under a slatted timber overhang, with wicker sofas creating a lounge zone that connects to the main saloon through full-height glass doors. The flybridge provides a second complete entertainment level, with bar, dining, and sun lounger zones arranged for groups that want proximity without crowding. Forward, the plunge pool and curved bow lounge offer a third distinct outdoor environment, shielded from aft-deck activity. Below, the main saloon pairs a formal seating group with a media wall and bar corner, and the wheelhouse provides a separated navigation space with three-seat helm. The galley is a professional-grade workspace positioned for efficient service to both interior and exterior dining areas.
Aluminium construction at 38 metres delivers structural advantages in weight, maintenance, and longevity, while the gross tonnage of 270 to 300 GT keeps the Alfresco 125 below regulatory thresholds that would add complexity and cost. Water capacity supports extended cruising, and the systems specification targets autonomous operation for weeks at a time. Pricing is available on request from Alpha Yachts, reflecting the semi-custom nature of the build programme and the range of specification options available. For the buyer considering a new build in the 35 to 40 metre range, the Alfresco 125 competes with established yards by offering aluminium construction, Italian design, and a build philosophy that prioritises outdoor living as the defining feature of the ownership experience.
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