Superyacht ‘Lady J’ Available For Charter In The Caribbean This Winter

By Oliver Pearson 3 October 2017

As well as going on display at the Antigua Charter Yacht Show in December, the 43m/142ft motor yacht ‘Lady J’ will be open for charter in the surrounding waters.

Boasting a series of incredible features and the freshness of a recent refit, Lady J is a motor yacht all but designed for the hotspots of the Caribbean.

Indeed, from the sundeck bar to the huge assortment of water toys on offer, charter guests will have no difficulty getting the most out of her wintertime cruising grounds.

What’s more, with a flexible cabin configuration, Lady J can be comfortably arranged for both families and friends to enjoy her charms.

The elegant interior of superyacht Lady J has been thoughtfully styled by the iconic Terence Disdale, with inviting furnishings combined with unusual additions such as a wine cellar and dedicated chess table.

With both a main salon and a sky lounge to unwind in, guests have the option to simply enjoy their company over a few cocktails or catch a movie on the state of the art entertainment systems.

Besides a generously proportioned master cabin with its own private office, Lady J also includes 4 doubles, 2 of which can be converted into twins. Altogether, she is able to accommodate up to 12 guests whilst away on a private yacht charter vacation.

Refit with a meticulous attention to detail, Lady J is a superyacht certain to satisfy everyone who steps on board

The exterior of superyacht Lady J allows everyone to soak up the Caribbean surroundings, with an abundance of social spaces laid out to enhance the cruising experience.

More specifically, the sundeck includes a BBQ grill, the main deck boasts an alfresco dining area, and the lower deck is home to an extended swim platform which enables everyone to get in and out of the water with considerable ease.

With diving equipment, Jetskis, and an assortment of exciting watersports gear neatly stored in the tender garage, there’s also the option to have some high octane fun out on the water.