60M CUSTOM SUPERYACHT

The 60m CUSTOM SUPERYACHT by Alia Yachts was built by the Turkish shipyard and launched in 2016. This 60.3m/197.10ft superyacht was constructed with a steel hull and aluminium superstructure with naval architecture from Van Oossanen Naval Architects and exterior styling by Omega Architects. The interior was designed by RWD with the accommodation sleeping a maximum of 12 guests across six en-suite cabins and a professional crew of 15 will ensure that every guest receives first-class service throughout their time on board.

NOTABLE FEATURES OF 60m CUSTOM SUPERYACHT

• Sundeck Jacuzzi 
• Beautiful Asian-inspired interiors
• Myriad alfresco lounging areas
• Beach club with fold-down side terraces and gym
• Convertible guest accommodation
• Great selection of water toys
• Transatlantic range of 4,250 nautical miles
• Air conditioning
• Wi-Fi

EXTERIOR

The transom door to the lower deck beach club can open out and create a spacious terrace above the water that is perfect for sunbathing or spreading out with the water toys: A sofa, coffee table and stools are placed beneath the beach club window for an ideal setting for morning coffee or a sunset nightcap.

Two staircases lead to the main deck aft and the C-shaped forward-facing sofa, the table and an aft-facing sofa to complete the casual dining setting. Another set of stairs leads down into the beach club. Access to the upper deck can be done via two staircases from the main deck aft or to the foredeck by following the side walkways to the forward stairs.

The upper deck aft is the main alfresco dining area and an elegant table is placed beneath the sundeck overhang for guests to use in most weather conditions a plush C-shaped sofa-sunbed is placed along the sun-drenched stern and a pair of coffee tables and armchairs complete the setting. At night, the area lights up with spotlights on the ceiling and muted floor lighting to create the perfect ambiance. The foredeck has a more cosy arrangement of a forward-facing C-shaped sofa and aft-facing sofa, where guests can gather for drinks and watch the sunset. Both the upper deck aft and foredeck can be covered with a bimini canvas to provide shade.

The spacious sundeck has plenty of room for outdoor exercise and sun loungers can be placed along the aft for the group to enjoy the elevated views. The amidships section is shaded by the hardtop which has an automated roof to allow the sunshine in, and the area has a sofa and coffee table on both sides. The elevated Jacuzzi takes up the forward section of the sundeck and is surrounded on both sides by a large sun pad.

INTERIOR

The interiors are by RWD, who created an elegant Asian-inspired interior that contrasts light-coloured surroundings with dark wooden accents in the furniture and geometric wall panelling. Vibrant pops of colour have been added in teal, gold and bronze to the accessories, further brought to life by sunlight through broad windows stretching the length of the decks and atmospheric evening lighting.

The lower deck layout placed the crew quarters, mess and facilities such as laundry in the section forward of amidships, behind which is the engine room and then the tender garage which has side-loading hatches. The stern contains a spacious beach club that comes with a bar, lounge and gym.

The main deck hosts the Master suite forward followed by the four double cabins convertible to doubles. The guest
hallway leads to the main foyer amidships where there is a day head to starboard and the galley to port. The combined formal dining area and main salon are to the aft, the former featuring a grand dining table to seat all 12 guests. The lounge receives plenty of natural light through the windows and aft glass sliding doors to make a comfortable social area consisting of three sofas and two armchairs around a large coffee table.

The helm station is forward on the upper deck with the Captain’s cabin immediately aft to port and the VIP stateroom opposite. A galley is to port behind the upper deck foyer, both of which connect through to the spacious skylounge. Here, a widescreen TV is placed on the forward wall with sofas beneath the port and starboard windows and the central area occupied by two sofas, two forward-facing armchairs and two coffee tables. Glass sliding doors lead out onto the sheltered upper deck aft.

Twin MTU 16V 4000 M73L engines provide a top speed of 20 knots, a cruising speed of 15 knots and a transatlantic range of 4,250 nautical miles.