Neverland II Superyacht

Neverland II came out of a refit in 2026, and she carries two tenders – a 37ft Axopar towed behind her and a 21ft (6.4m) Williams – as well as a beach club whose balconies fold down to bring guests level with the water. She is a 146ft (45m) Sanlorenzo superyacht, built in 2020.

Where she cruises

Exuma in the Bahamas is her home port, where she is the longest of the 45 yachts for hire, and she cruises the Bahamas through the whole year, with her peak running from December through March.

Accommodation and crew

Five cabins sleep eleven guests – a king bed in a single cabin, queen beds in three and a twin with a pullman berth in the fifth – and by day she can host twelve. A crew of nine looks after them.

Comfort under way

Her stabilisers work at zero speed as well as under way, so she rolls less whether she is lying at anchor or making a passage. She cruises at 15 knots and can reach 20, and her engines use 500 litres of fuel an hour.

On deck

The deck jacuzzi is a soak in the open air, and the swim platform gives swimmers an easy way in and out of the water. A gym lets guests keep training aboard, and the main saloon is open plan, so the whole party can gather in a single room inside. Starlink satellite internet keeps Neverland II connected without any shore signal, and HEOS multi-room audio, with Denon receivers throughout, carries music from room to room.

Water toys

Her toys are a SeaDoo waverunner and two 2023 SeaBob F5s, so two can ride the SeaBobs at once, with snorkelling gear for those who want to look beneath the surface. Both tenders take guests ashore.

Charter notes

Neverland II suits two couples travelling together or a family of up to eleven, and her charter can run as a full week or as three days, which puts a long weekend aboard within reach as well as a whole week.