MY LADY ALASKA

MY LADY ALASKA — 97' Broward A 97-foot Broward built in 2001, LADY ALASKA belongs to a generation of American motor yachts designed for real distance rather than marina posing. Her strength is range and self-sufficiency: she is genuinely at home in remote cruising grounds such as Southeast Alaska, where anchorages are far apart and reliability matters more than gloss. A refit completed in 2025 keeps her presentation and systems current. Accommodation is arranged over five cabins for ten guests, all with en suite facilities. The master suite sits on deck — a layout advantage that puts the owner's cabin at eye level with the scenery rather than below it — and is complemented by a generous VIP suite. Three cabins are fitted with queen-size beds, two with twin beds, a practical spread for families or two couples travelling together. The centrepiece of daily life aboard is the enclosed, air-conditioned aft deck. Seating for ten and panoramic glazing mean you dine, read or simply watch the shoreline pass without surrendering to the weather — a decisive detail in high-latitude cruising, where the best sightings rarely coincide with the warmest afternoons. Whales surfacing off the beam, eagles working the treeline: the view stays open, the temperature stays civilised. A capable yacht for guests who want wilderness at close range, with the comfort and margin of safety that make long itineraries genuinely enjoyable.