82m Oceanco ALFA NERO for Sale at €88.5m Ahead of Monaco 2026

The 82-metre ALFA NERO is being offered for sale through Fraser at an asking price of €88.5 million and is scheduled to be at anchor during the Monaco Yacht Show 2026. The opportunity places one of Oceanco’s best-known earlier deliveries directly in front of buyers during the industry’s principal large-yacht sales week.

Delivered in 2007 and extensively refitted in 2024, ALFA NERO measures 82 metres and accommodates 12 guests in seven cabins with a crew of 28. Her Nuvolari Lenard design is particularly associated with the aft-deck swimming pool, which can be transformed into a helicopter landing area and helped establish a design feature later adopted across the large-yacht sector.

€88.5 million asking price

Fraser’s current sales listing places ALFA NERO at €88.5 million. The broker also confirms that the yacht will be at anchor during Monaco Yacht Show from 23 to 26 September, creating a concentrated inspection opportunity for qualified buyers and their technical advisers.

The asking price should be treated as the seller’s current public market position rather than an indication of eventual transaction value. Final sale prices can differ materially from asking prices depending on negotiations, survey findings, market conditions and deal structure.

Major refit before the 2026 market

Fraser lists ALFA NERO as a 2007 build with a 2024 refit. For a yacht of this age and complexity, recent refit work is particularly relevant to buyers because machinery condition, class status, paint, hotel systems and technical upgrades can materially influence the capital expenditure required after purchase.

Prospective buyers should still review the yacht’s complete refit history, class records, survey information and maintenance documentation rather than relying on headline refit dates alone. Those records are central to evaluating the true condition and likely near-term ownership cost of an 82-metre yacht.

A landmark Oceanco design

ALFA NERO remains closely associated with the evolution of large aft-deck leisure spaces. Her pool-to-helipad arrangement and substantial open stern area were unusually progressive when the yacht was delivered and remain defining features of the design nearly two decades later.

Her Monaco appearance also gives the brokerage market another high-value 80-metre-plus yacht during a show already expected to attract a significant concentration of owners, family offices, managers, surveyors and brokers. Superyacht Guide will track any publicly confirmed price changes, central-agency changes or sale developments against the yacht’s market history.