Engine 1
- Make
- MTU
- Model
- 16V 4000 M73L
- Hours
- 10252
- Fuel
- Diesel
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Vessel overview
The 2016 Alia Yachts 60M places an elevated Jacuzzi at the centre of its sun deck, combining water-jet massage with open water views. Large sunpads and a protected lounge area divide the deck between sun exposure and shelter, while surrounding glass panels preserve sightlines and provide wind protection.
The wheelhouse deck extends the outdoor social areas with an aft dining table, white sofa seating and two low tables. The interior salon combines sofas and loose armchairs in several conversation areas, while the forward Portuguese bridge carries sunpads and optional shade.
The main deck aft includes an outdoor seating area, leading into a full-beam main salon finished with Asian-inspired décor. Floor-to-ceiling windows bring natural light into the principal lounge, where generous seating creates a broad interior gathering space.
The formal dining area sits forward of the salon and accommodates up to ten guests. Two recessed, illuminated ceiling panels edged in black lacquer define the dining room overhead.
The guest accommodations occupy the forward section of the main deck, and each guest suite has a private en suite. The master suite is positioned at the forward end of the deck and incorporates its own lounge area and an oversized dressing area.
The 2016 Alia Yachts 60M has six cabins, nine bathrooms and eight crew cabins.
The accommodation deck centres on a large beach club with a fold-down swim platform for direct water access. A massage room, steam room and shower form a dedicated wellness area on the same level.
An enclosed, air-conditioned fitness area sits aft of the beach club at water level.
The 2016 Alia Yachts 60M measures 196.92 feet overall, with a 37.5-foot beam and an 11-foot maximum draft. The steel hull is paired with twin MTU 16V 4000 M73L engines.
The yacht has a 12-knot cruising speed and a 20-knot maximum speed. Fuel capacity is 35,954 gallons, and water capacity is 7,978 gallons.
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