Alia Yachts releases images of 43m yacht Ximena

Turkish shipyard Alia Yachts has unveiled new images of its 43-metre raised pilothouse yacht Ximena ahead of its debut at the Palm Beach International Boat Show 2026. The full-custom vessel launched in October last year and draws inspiration from Florida's open-air lifestyle. It is currently for sale through Christie Yachts.

Alia Yachts, based in Turkey, introduced fresh visuals of the 43-metre yacht Ximena, marking the start of a new series designed by Omega Architects. This project features a streamlined, aggressive profile and is the first collaboration of its kind with the Dutch studio since a 30-metre displacement motor yacht built in 2013 for the shipyard's owner.

The yacht first touched water at Alia Yachts' facilities in Antalya in October 2023. Originally sold to a Miami-based client, Ximena emphasizes al fresco living with lounging and sunbathing areas on the aft deck, foredeck, and sundeck. The pilothouse includes a jacuzzi and bar, while sliding glass doors in the main saloon allow sea breezes to flow through, connecting indoor and outdoor spaces.

Interiors were crafted by Yodezeen, a studio run by Ukrainian designers based in Miami. Accommodation includes a main-deck-forward master stateroom with a walk-in wardrobe, four lower-deck guest suites, space for seven crew, a gym, and a side-loading tender garage.

Naval architecture comes from Van Oossanen, employing a Fast Displacement Hull Form (FDHF) for efficiency and low draught. "The distinguishing features of this hull form – such as fine entry, shallow transom and the spray rail in the bow – lead to fuel-efficient cruising, outstanding top-end performance and relatively low engine power," said Perry van Oossanen, studio principal.

Powered by twin MTU TIER III 16V 2000 M96L engines, Ximena achieves a top speed exceeding 22.6 knots and a range of 3,200 nautical miles at 12 knots. It is listed for sale with brokers Felix Sowerbutts and Will Christie of Christie Yachts.

"Presenting Ximena at Palm Beach is a proud moment for our entire team," stated Gökhan Çelik, president of Alia Yachts. "She embodies our approach to true full-custom building, performance-driven, architecturally distinctive and meticulously tailored to her owner’s vision. We look forward to welcoming guests on board for her global premiere."

According to BOATPro, Alia Yachts has five vessels under construction, including the 60-metre Serenity.

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