First look inside full-custom Alia charter yacht Limerence

14 July 2025 • Written by Dea Jusufi

Turkish shipyard Alia Yachts has offered a first look inside the 52.5-metre superyacht Limerence as she continues her charter programme across the Mediterranean. She is available for charter with Christie Yachts and is currently cruising Antibes, according to BOATPro.

Limerence owes her exterior and interior lines to Azure Yacht Design and Naval Architecture and is penned to showcase "the very best of [Alia Yachts'] capabilities", according to shipyard president Gökhan Çelik. The superyacht's defining feature is her raised aft deck, which doubles as a fully certified helicopter deck and a huge entertainment space, with configurations for a dancefloor, volleyball, pickleball and basketball court.

Other highlights include a spacious beach club, al fresco dining on the aft deck and a sundeck with bar and loungers. Accommodation is for six adults and two children, with quarters available for a crew of 12.

Initially designed as a support vessel, Limerence quickly evolved into a utilitarian superyacht capable of carrying "a treasure chest of toys". This concept resulted in a "demanding" but rewarding build, according to the yard, with the superyacht constructed in three separate parts, comprising the hull, superstructure and helideck.

She has "boutique, hotel-level interiors" according to the yard

Limerence's first stirrings as a support vessel are clear from her storage capacity, with the superyacht able to house a 12.5-metre guest tender, a 4.5-metre rescue tender, a submarine, two-wave runners, two sailing dinghies and two sailing catamarans in a covered tender bay on the main deck. Meanwhile, a 50-square-metre storage area is equipped with 20 modular waterpark elements, allowing crew to create a complex new setup every day.

There is also additional space for smaller toys, such as diving equipment, Seabobs, surfboards and electric bicycles.

"A yacht of this pedigree is not destined to spend much of its life in harbour," added Çelik. "It’s the special genius of this design that Limerence is at once a hugely capable standalone superyacht and a peerless support vessel brimming with toys and amenities."

On her technical side, Limerence is powered by two diesel engines that allow a top speed of 15 knots. Key numbers include a beam of 8.6 metres and an interior volume of 499GT.