ALICIA

Motor yacht ALICIA (Ex RS Eden) was launched as “Janidore” in 1930, just prior to the Depression. The yacht was designed by John H. Wells and built by the Defoe Boat and Motor Works of Bay City, Michigan.

ALICIA has a colourful history and enjoyed a succession of owners who cruised on the yacht under a number of names along the Pacific coast, Caribbean, US East Coast and subsequently the Mediterranean. The yacht was completely rebuilt and lengthened in Miami in 1966, under the name NIKI I, following which she returned to the Mediterranean. In 1991 the yacht was renamed Fulmara. After a very successful charter career as Fulmara, she was purchased in 2005.

ALICIA underwent a thorough refit with a significant interior and exterior restyling, returning the vessel to her original style of the 1930s era, with the aim of retaining as many existing details as possible reflecting the elegance of a bygone age. A clipper bow was added along with an extensive rework of her interior, superstructure and systems.

The 49,50m (162′ 4″) yacht ALICIA boasts a beautiful interior, state-of-the-art audiovisual systems and an extensive water sports toys collection. She is one of the very finest classic super yachts.

Motor yacht ALICIA can accommodate up to 11 guests in 6 cabins, 5 of which are on the lower deck and one on the main deck.