Ladyship Superyacht

Zero speed stabilisers keep Ladyship level at anchor and under way alike, which takes much of the roll out of life aboard, and her engines use 315 litres an hour. She is a 135ft (41m) Heesen superyacht, built in 1994 and refitted in 2021.

Accommodation and crew

Six staterooms sleep twelve guests, four of them with double beds and two with twins, and twelve is also the most she takes for a day on the water. A crew of seven runs her for that full complement.

Comfort under way

She cruises at 14 knots and has 22 in hand at the top, so a longer leg between anchorages need not take up much of the day.

On deck

The deck jacuzzi sits in the open air, and the swim platform brings the sea within a step, so getting in for a swim means walking down rather than climbing over.

Water toys

Ladyship carries a 16ft RIB tender for trips ashore, and two Seadoo jet skis, so two riders can be out together. Waterskis, a wakeboard and towables suit those who want speed, while two paddle boards, two kayaks and a trampoline suit a slower pace, and snorkelling and fishing equipment is aboard.

Where she cruises

Her home port is Split, on the coast of Croatia, and she cruises Croatia, Montenegro and Greece, so her cruising is not limited to a single stretch of shoreline.

Charter notes

She suits a family or two couples travelling together; her charters run by the week, with three days the shortest stay she takes, and July and August are her peak months. The cabins are air conditioned and Wi-Fi runs throughout, which keeps a week aboard comfortable for the whole party.