Lady D Motor Yacht

A single Seabob travels aboard Lady D, and she takes up to twelve guests for a day on the water, so a group too large to sleep aboard can still spend the daylight hours together on her. She is a 60ft (18m) motor yacht from Olympic Marine, built in 2023.

Water toys

A 12ft Williams tender carries guests ashore, and two paddleboards travel with her, so a pair can be out paddling at the same time. Snorkelling gear is aboard as well, which gives anyone who wants it a look at what lies beneath her.

Where she cruises

Kralendijk in Bonaire is her home port and the point a day with her begins from, and from there Lady D works Bonaire's coast, Curacao and Aruba. Her operating waters also take in the Cayman Islands and Bermuda.

Accommodation and crew

Four cabins sleep eight – a queen, two doubles and a twin – so every guest on a night aboard has a proper bed, and a crew of two look after them. Air conditioning keeps those cabins cool, and December through to March is the peak stretch of her year.

Comfort under way

She cruises at 15 knots with 17 knots on call, and on a day booking that pace decides how much water can be covered in the hours available.

On deck

A swim platform brings her deck down to the level of the sea, so getting in and out for a swim is a step rather than a climb.

Charter notes

Lady D suits a family or a group of friends, and she can be booked for a half day of hire as well as a full day, so a party with only part of a day free can still have her to themselves.