Turkish Alia Yachts has announced the delivery of the 52.5-metre Limerence superyacht to her owner
Previously known as Project SeaClub, and later as Kaiyo, she was initially designed as a support vessel for another superyacht capable of carrying lots of water toys.
On board the Limerence there is a 13-metre guest tender; an 8.2-metre custom beach lander; two 6-metre Ski Nautique waterskiing boats; two sailing dinghies and two catamarans.
The list of smaller toys is equally impressive: two Sea-Doo WakePro jet skis and two Yamaha Superjets, two Seabobs, paddle boards, pedal boards, kayaks, jetboards, diving gear, flightboards… and that is not all. In a separate 50-square-metre storage area there are 20 modular waterpark elements, allowing the crew to create a new setup every day.
What’s even more interesting, is that the Limerence was constructed in three separate parts: the hull, superstructure and helideck, slightly raised above the upper deck level.
The helideck is certified for an Airbus H145 and is vast. When it is not in use, it functions as a dance floor, a volleyball or basketball court with a net on the perimeter.
The yacht boasts a beach club at the water level and a beach area with sun loungers and a bar on the sundeck. The Limerence can accommodate 12 guests across six cabins and a crew of 12. But in fact, she is capable of a lot more.
“A yacht of this pedigree is not destined to spend much of its life in harbour”, said Alia Yachts President, Gökhan Çelik. “Limerence has already planned the long crossing to the Caribbean en route to the United States – simple enough with her 4,100 nautical mile range and 15 knot speed. The owner has extensive plans to use the boat’s extensive technical capabilities as well as her capacity to entertain hundreds of guests in style."
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