No Time To Die Motor Yacht

Four cabins hold four different beds aboard No Time To Die – a king, a queen, a double and a twin – and between them they sleep eight guests, so a group is matched to berths rather than shoehorned into identical pairs. She is an 88ft (27m) Sanlorenzo motor yacht from 2020.

On deck

Her swim platform gives guests a place to enter the sea and climb out again after a swim, which keeps the water within reach of the boat itself.

Water toys

Two Seabobs put two riders under the surface and two SUP boards take two more across the top of it. Towables and a trampoline go in alongside, and there is tackle aboard for fishing as well as snorkelling gear. Seven toys in all, with an 11ft Williams tender for trips ashore.

Where she cruises

Exuma is her home port and she keeps a second base at Miami, so No Time To Die works both the Bahamas and the USA and guests can join her in the islands of the Bahamas or on the mainland.

Accommodation and crew

Three crew look after the eight who stay overnight, and twelve can be aboard for a day out, four more faces than there are beds.

Comfort under way

She cruises at 25 knots and holds 34 in reserve, her peak months falling in December, January, February and March, so a longer hop between anchorages need not eat the day.

Charter notes

No Time To Die suits a family or a group of friends who want the sea at the back of the boat and the toys ready. Day and half-day bookings are open to them as well, with three days the minimum, so a group can hire her for a short stay instead of a full week.