LIMITED RISKS

Built by Cheoy Lee and recently refitted in 2025, the 45.9-metre motor yacht LIMITED RISKS combines timeless lines with expansive onboard spaces across her tri-deck design. With naval architecture by Ron Holland, she offers the pedigree of a world-class ocean-going vessel and the warmth of a contemporary coastal retreat. Accommodating up to 11 guests in five suites and supported by a crew of 14, she blends classic charm with modern comforts, including a Jacuzzi, stabilisers both at anchor and underway, and a superb selection of water toys.

NOTABLE FEATURES OF LIMITED RISKS

• Recently refitted in 2025
• Deck Jacuzzi with bar and outdoor cinema
• At-anchor and underway stabilisers
• Large beach club and swim platform
• Convertible twin/double guest cabins
• Sky lounge with bar and panoramic views
• Generous master suite with private study and large en suite
• Gym equipment
• WiFi and air conditioning throughout

EXTERIOR
The exterior decks of LIMITED RISKS are beautifully arranged for open-air living. On the sun deck, guests will find a raised Jacuzzi flanked by a sit-up bar, sun pads, and a relaxed outdoor cinema space – ideal for entertaining day or night. Aft, the deck is equipped with a BBQ and shaded gym area, while forward-facing seating allows for scenic views while cruising.

On the bridge deck, a refined dining table is set beneath a large canopy, surrounded by elegant lounge seating that flows from the interior sky lounge. The main deck aft offers a more casual setting with sofas and a coffee table arrangement, perfect for enjoying refreshments after a swim. Below, the expansive swim platform and beach club setup provide effortless access to the water and the yacht’s fleet of toys.

INTERIOR
The interior of LIMITED RISKS is calm and welcoming, finished in warm wood tones with contemporary furnishings and generous natural light from large windows. The main salon is a serene lounge area with plush sofas and armchairs, leading into a sophisticated dining space with a large table for formal gatherings.

Upstairs, the sky lounge offers a more relaxed atmosphere, with a bar, intimate seating areas, and spectacular ocean views. The yacht’s style is cohesive and understated, using tactile materials and a neutral palette that accentuates the vibrant blues beyond the windows.