Designed by Luca Dini Design & Architecture in collaboration with the shipyard's in-house team, with naval architecture by Lateral Naval Architects, the yacht has been conceived around openness, natural light and a closer connection with the sea.
Contemporary styling centred on simplicity
Built entirely in aluminium, Genie Blu measures 45 metres with an 8.89-metre beam and a gross tonnage of 370GT. Her low-profile silhouette, clean architectural lines and restrained styling create a distinctive appearance that deliberately avoids unnecessary visual bulk. Rather than maximising interior volume, the project focuses on proportion, transparency and the owner's experience on the water, reflecting Alia Yachts' approach to fully bespoke construction.
Outdoor spaces designed to connect with the sea
The exterior layout has been arranged to encourage seamless movement between the yacht and the surrounding environment. Raised cockpit seating flows naturally towards the aft swim platform, while drop-down side balconies expand the available deck space at anchor. A generous foredeck lounge provides an additional entertaining area, complemented by a discreet sunpad positioned on top of the superstructure, giving guests multiple spaces to relax throughout the day.
Light-filled interiors with panoramic views
Inside, the motor yacht continues the same understated design philosophy. An open-plan main saloon is framed by floor-to-ceiling glazing that floods the interior with natural light while maintaining uninterrupted sea views. Contemporary furnishings and a soft neutral colour palette create a calm atmosphere, allowing the scenery outside to remain the focal point of the onboard experience.
Quad Volvo Penta power beneath an aluminium hull
Genie Blu is powered by four Volvo Penta engines, providing propulsion for the custom yacht. While Alia Yachts has not released detailed performance figures, the lightweight aluminium construction and engineering package reflect the yard's focus on efficient cruising, refined handling and bespoke performance for the owner's cruising plans.
Alia continues to strengthen its custom order book
According to YachtBuyer MarketWatch, the world's largest yacht database, Alia Yachts currently has four yachts in the order book, underlining the Turkish builder's growing position in the custom superyacht sector. Among them is the 45m custom motor yacht Etesian, due to launch in 2026 with interior design by Vickers Studio and exterior styling by H2 Yacht Design. Also progressing is the 43m custom expedition yacht E3X, also scheduled for launch in 2026, with exterior and interior design, as well as engineering, by Vripack.
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