Fantastic, unmissable special announcement! The 44m Dutch superyacht by Heesen, LADY L is offering an introductory charter rate for all summer 2019 weeks while cruising the West Mediterranean. Launched in 2012, she features interior design by Omega Architects and accommodates up to 10 guests, over 5 cabins, comprising a master, 2 queen and 2 twin suites. The yacht will be based in the South of France and enjoying surrounding areas, including the Italian coastline, Corsica, Sardinia and Sicily.
Luxury motor yacht LADY L
Constructed to the highest of standards, the yacht’s interior and exterior finishes are exquisite. There is a lovely open plan salon with lounge aft, complemented by a cocktail bar to port, and formal dining placed forward. This area has surrounding windows, bringing in fabulous natural light, to infuse the elegant décor and rich timeless styling.
Fabulous Jacuzzi with surrounding sun pads
Further forward on this level, is a full beam master stateroom with king size bed, vanity and private lounge. An upper deck boasts a sky lounge, perfect for unwinding and catching up with family and friends, after a fun-filled day.
Spacious and elegant dining and saloon
M/Y LADY L delivers excellent outdoor living, on 3 beautifully appointed teak decks. Adjacent to the salon, charter guests will find a partially shaded space, offering a full beam seating/sun pad area. This leads to the swim platform and a good assortment of water toys.
Beautiful master suite
Moving up one deck is a shaded alfresco dining option with additional sitting areas. Side decks lead around the bridge, to a cosy Portuguese bow that offers sunning, seating and casual tables, ideal for light refreshments. The Heesen’s sundeck is sure to please everyone in the charter group, with endless possibilities, no matter the occasion, including a large sun pad surrounding the deluxe jacuzzi, a cocktail bar situated under the shade, plus an intimate exterior dining table.
Notable features for LADY L
~ Good cruising speeds of 18 – 25 knots, while her semi-displacement hull is assisted by zero speed stabilizers, to reduce motion
