The luxury yacht has three levels.
It's powered by two Caterpillar 3508B engines.
Together, they provide a top speed of 15 knots (17.2 mph).
But the cruising speed is a bit slower: 14 knots (16.1 mph).
It's all controlled from the pilot house.
There's a grill on deck for fun summer meals.
Of course, guests have access to a hot tub.
Or they can lay out on the nearby sun beds.
Guests can stay in shape while onboard, with a treadmill.
But the real fun is to be had off the Allegria.
The luxury yacht comes with lots of toys, including a 23-foot motor boat, two jet skis, and scuba equipment.
It comes with a kayak as well. Those who venture onto land can use the two Vespa scooters and six mountain bikes.
The table in the dining room has space for eight guests.
There's a spot to eat on the sun deck, too.
The main salon has a full bar and plenty of seating.
The game table offers a nice view through the large windows.
The sky lounge has a 112" drop down screen for watching movies, along with full surround sound. The screen blocks access to the bar, however.
There are five staterooms on board.
Only the master suite is on the main deck. It has a study area, walk-in closet, and dressing room.
The master bath is especially opulent.
Though the amount of diaspro marble is a little much.
The other suites are located on the lower deck. Each has an ensuite bathroom.
This bathroom features green marble.
Along with his and her sinks.
At port in Fort Lauderdale, the Allegria is listed for sale by Moran Yachts, for $29.98 million.
