LUCKY LADY

LUCKY LADY is a 62.60-metre custom motor yacht built by Oceanco in 2002 and substantially refitted in 2025, registered in the Cayman Islands. Designed by The A Group on the exterior with interiors credited to a collaboration between Zuretti, Dietze, and Oceanco, she carries the hallmarks of the Dutch builder's approach to structural rigour — a steel hull built for long-range cruising with a level of engineering specification that typically outlasts the fashions of her original fit-out. The 2025 refit brings her appointments to a contemporary standard while retaining the core naval architecture that makes her capable across a wide range of operating conditions.

Accommodating up to 10 guests across five cabins with a crew of 15 — a ratio of 1.5 crew per guest — LUCKY LADY is suited to those who place a premium on attentive service and a well-managed vessel. She is not configured for large groups and is best suited to smaller parties who value privacy and quality over volume. Her charter regions are geographically extensive, covering the Western Mediterranean (Amalfi Coast, Corsica, French Riviera, Italy, Monaco, Sardinia, France), the Eastern Caribbean (Bahamas, Antigua, St Barts, Saint Martin, Virgin Islands), and the broader Atlantic circuit. The 11-knot cruise pace is that of a considered voyaging yacht rather than a sprint vessel.

What characterises LUCKY LADY is the combination of substantial size and intimate guest count. At over 62 metres with only 10 guests aboard, the volumes per person are generous, and a 15-person crew has the capacity to operate every department at full provision. The at-anchor stabilisers, deck jacuzzi, outdoor shower, sunpads, and crane reflect a yacht equipped for both comfort at rest and practical operation in anchorages. The golf facility and gym underline the private-estate character of the onboard experience.

The water sports programme is comprehensive: Yamaha waverunners, an inflatable kayak, Seabobs, wakeboards, fliteboards, paddleboards, waterski equipment, fishing gear, a jellyfish pool, a jungle gym inflatable, and an extended floating platform. This breadth, combined with the 15-person crew, means water sports operations can be run concurrently with other service functions without pressure on the team.

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