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$29,500,000 EUR
+27 moreYear2018
Length53m9.5m beam
Cabins6
Engine2 X MTU 12V 4000 M63
Draft2.9m
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About this vessel
ALULIM is a 52.6m motor yacht built in 2018 and refitted in 2023. Her exterior lines come from Officina Italiana Design, while Tiziana Vercellesi is responsible for a contemporary interior scheme that carries through the salon and the six guest staterooms.
Construction pairs a steel hull with an aluminium superstructure. Twin MTU 12V 4000 M63 engines and a 4,400nm range support long-range passages, while Zero Speed stabilisers are fitted for comfort both underway and at anchor.
On deck, ALULIM carries a pool, a Jacuzzi with panoramic views, a beach club and gym, and a swim platform arranged for easy access to the water. She was refitted in 2023 and has since built an established charter record in the Mediterranean.
ALULIM's combination of Italian design pedigree, long-range capability and continued commercial operation gives her broad appeal, equally suited to an Owner planning private cruising or one looking to keep her earning in charter.
Specifications
The details
Vessel
Year2018
Dimensions
Length overall53m
Beam9.5m
Draft2.9m
Accommodation
Cabins6
Engine & Fuel
Engine make2 X MTU 12V 4000 M63
Features
On board
Zero Speed stabilisers
Swimming pool
Jacuzzi
Beach club
Gym
Swim platform
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