BOADICEA

BOADICEA is a 76.60-metre steel displacement motor yacht built by Amels in 1999 and comprehensively refitted in 2024, registered under the Cayman Islands flag. She was designed throughout — exterior and interior — by Terence Disdale, whose work in the 1990s established the visual language of a generation of serious long-range charter yachts. At this length and with a 14-metre beam, BOADICEA offers genuine volume, and the 2024 refit ensures her systems and presentation reflect the expectations of contemporary charterers rather than the year of her original construction. Her Caterpillar twin-engine arrangement provides a range of 4,200 nautical miles at 12.5 knots cruise.

BOADICEA accommodates up to 18 guests across nine cabins, served by a crew of 22 — an exceptional ratio for a vessel of this capacity, and one that underpins a high standard of service delivery. As a charter yacht, she is best suited to large family groups, multi-generational parties, or charter consortia requiring proper scale: multiple social spaces, nine distinct cabin configurations, and enough crew to run water sports, formal dining, and tender operations simultaneously. Her broad charter region list — spanning Norway and Northern Europe through the Mediterranean and across to the Caribbean, Central America, Costa Rica, and Cuba — reflects genuine offshore capability. She is not the right choice for small groups of four to six who would find her scale more burden than benefit, or for those seeking a more intimate, informal experience.

BOADICEA's distinction lies in her Amels pedigree and the Disdale design language, which prioritised proportion and interior quality over novelty. Amels yards of this era built to consistently high structural standards, and the 2024 refit investment signals that her current ownership is maintaining that tradition. The inclusion of a helipad, elevator, and wheelchair accessibility indicates a vessel designed for genuine operational flexibility — and a commitment to making her accessible to guests with varying mobility.

The onboard experience is comprehensive and varied. A beach club, deck jacuzzi, swimming pool, and at-anchor and underway stabilisers create a stable, well-equipped platform across sea states. The toy programme covers Seabobs, foilboards, three waverunners, kayaks, paddleboards, waterski sets, wakeboards, and an inflatable trampoline. A movie theatre, spa, gym, and massage room address entertainment and wellness on longer passages. The exterior bar and BBQ support al fresco entertaining in the Mediterranean summer.

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