LUCKY LADY

M/Y LUCKY LADY — 34m Westport Westport built its reputation on a simple premise: hulls that run reliably, year after year, in the hands of professional crews. LUCKY LADY is one of the most heavily customised 112-footers to come out of the American yard, and a 2024 refit has kept her presentation current rather than merely serviceable. The interior reads fresh without abandoning the codes of a classic motor yacht — pale fabrics set against rich mahogany, a combination that ages far better than fashion-led schemes. Four cabins accommodate eight guests: the owner's cabin, two cabins each with a queen-size bed, and a forward cabin with twin beds, unusually generous in volume for this size of yacht. Detailed bed configuration on request. Two features set her apart from her sisterships. The first is a bespoke "Chef's Galley," conceived around the way a professional cook actually works at sea — a detail guests notice indirectly, in the quality of what arrives at the table. The second is more practical than glamorous: she is the only 112 fitted with a day head and shower on the flybridge, which changes how the upper deck is used across a full charter day. Nobody goes below in a wet swimsuit. Her cruising ground is Florida and the Bahamas, and she is equipped accordingly, with a comprehensive water sports inventory and a serious fishing programme for guests who want more than a token rod on board. The yacht has benefited from continuous upgrading rather than deferred maintenance, and her long-standing professional crew know her thoroughly — the kind of continuity that shows up in small things: anticipation rather than reaction, and a yacht presented to genuine standards every time she leaves the dock.