First look: Inside the new 50m superyacht All About U

It has been two months since ADA Yacht Works launched their flagship motorsailer, All About U, in Bodrum and the ice-blue luxury yacht is now cruising Turkish and Greek waters with her owners and crew. Since that day we have been itching to take a look inside this new addition to the superyacht fleet, and with these images supplied by yacht managers, Turk Yacht, we now can.

Built specifically for charter in the crystal clear waters of the Eastern Mediterranean, All About U in many ways seem oversimplified and in some areas even lacking some amenities. But with this simple design comes a flow and ease of use that charter guests will appreciate. The open and uncluttered spaces make this yacht the ideal entertainment platform, and with a host of watersport toys and guest tenders, she certainly makes it feel as if life on board is all about you.

The sundeck on board is one communal area with a large family bar at its heart and loose furniture that compliments the oversized built-in sun pad at the aft of the deck. The twin helm stations are also located on the sun deck and the captain has excellent visibility over all deck operations from here.

The beach club is another exterior highlight and with the massive transom folded down, an open plan water level oasis is formed with a fleet of Seabobs and jet skis just waiting to be taken for a spin.

Inside, the saloon follows the same minimalist approach as the exterior spaces and the design team opted for a bright and natural palette, continuing the teak deck from outside in and making use of other raw woods for furniture pieces and cupboards.

The full-beam master stateroom on the lower deck comes with ample space and in addition to a massive walk-in wardrobe for him and her, the connected ensuite bathroom opens up the room even further with uninterrupted views through the portholes on either side.

When operated under motor power alone, the main wheelhouse is used from where All About U can cruise comfortably at 12 knots or kick in overdrive thanks to two 800 hp engines to reach a top speed of 15 knots.