A new kind of superyacht
Alia Yachts has just launched the Sea Club 53, a 53-meter superyacht designed to be the top of the line for transporting toys and tenders. This yacht has been launched with a synchro lift in Antalya, Turkey, and still has to undergo sea trials before its scheduled delivery in August 2024.
Impressive transport capacities
The Sea Club 53 stands out for its ability to carry a wide range of equipment. It features an H-145-certified helipad, storage space for a submersible, two sailing catamarans, a 13-meter tender, an 8-meter crew tender, two dinghies, two Waverunners, as well as a wide range of water sports and diving equipment. This flexibility makes it a highly versatile superyacht in its class.
Comfort and luxury on board
The yacht isn't just for transporting toys. It also offers luxurious accommodations with a lavish master cabin, two guest cabins and a dedicated relaxation area. Alia Yachts president Gökhan Çelik commented: " The Sea Club 53 shows Alia Yachts at its best. We're delighted to see her demonstrate her full potential with exceptional comfort at speeds of up to 15 knots. "The yacht was designed in collaboration with Azure Yacht Design for the exterior and Diana Yacht Design for the naval architecture.
Innovative construction
The Sea Club 53 was built in three distinct parts: the hull, the superstructure and the helipad. These elements were assembled at the end of 2022. The yacht features 50 square meters of storage space for toys on the lower deck and a dedicated watersports center. It also carries over 20 modular waterpark elements, enabling the crew to create new configurations every day.
A new concept in the yachting industry
Onne Logger of Azure Yacht Design points out: " The launch of the Sea Club project marks the beginning of a new concept in the yachting industry. A unique combination of luxurious guest accommodation, enormous storage space for tenders and toys, and an unrivalled number of entertainment possibilities. "
The Sea Club 53 is the result of close collaboration between the owner, his captain, Alia Yachts, the designers and naval architects, and the owner's representative, Technical Marine UK. This made it possible to complete this ambitious project in just over two years, from conception to launch.
