Get Lucky Power Boat

Get Lucky takes ten guests out for a day on the water, which for a power boat of 39ft (12m) is a full deck, and the 2014 Mazu hull behind that was refitted in 2018.

Water toys

Snorkelling gear travels with her, so a stop over clear water becomes a chance to see what lies under it rather than only to swim in it.

Where she cruises

Monte Carlo is Get Lucky's home port, and she works from Cap d'Ail as well, giving two places to step aboard, with the waters of Monaco and the neighbouring coast of France in her range.

Accommodation and crew

Below, a single cabin sleeps two, air-conditioned and covered by Wi-Fi, so a day aboard can carry on into a night; a crew of one runs her.

Comfort under way

Her 25-knot cruise, with 39 knots in reserve, keeps the next bay along the shore within a short run, and July and August are her busiest months.

Charter notes

Day charter is how Get Lucky is offered, which suits a couple who want hours on the water with someone else at the helm, and the same day's hire works just as well for a group who come along for it.