Luxury Yacht LADYSHIP Finishes Refit and Opens for Charter in Croatia

By Rebecca Bradbury 22 June 2016

After a major 18-month refit, the 41m/134ft motor yacht LADYSHIP is now open for summer charters in beautiful Adriatic locations such as Montenegro and Croatia.

Based in Tivat, Montenegro, LADYSHIP was originally launched by Heesen in 1994 but has been continually updated over the years. Her latest renovations ensure she is a high-quality yacht charter choice, equipped with modern amenities and offering the upmost comfort.

New teak flooring is found across the yacht’s exterior, and the sundeck now boasts new seating and lounge furniture as well as a new Jacuzzi. Guests can spend their days relaxing here in the glorious Mediterranean sunshine while taking in the stunning sights of Croatia and beyond.

Other deck spaces include a shaded alfresco dining area on the upper deck aft and a swim platform provides easy access into the ocean as well as to the plethora of on-board water toys, which include Jet Skis, kayaks, water skis, a Sea-Bob, paddleboards and inflatable towables.

seating areas and Jacuzzi on board sundeck of motor yacht LADYSHIP

seating area on main deck aft of superyacht LADYSHIP

water toys lined up on swim platform of luxury yacht LADYSHIP

Changes to the interior of charter yacht LADYSHIP include new upholstery and fabrics, giving a fresh new style to the living areas and the open-plan main salon with its bar, lounge and dining area.

Guests have plenty of options for entertaining guests on board the motor yacht, whether hosting a formal gathering on the main deck or unwinding with a more intimate group of family and friends in the casual setup of the skylounge.

Plus, there is an upgraded media server and new TVs in all the staterooms, which consist of a full-beam master suite with a Jacuzzi bath, a VIP suite, two double cabins and two twin cabins.

Other highlights include the capacity to hold up to 75 guests at quayside event charters, economical cruising thanks to her low fuel consumption, and new generators and updated engines.