LADY SANDALS

Frits De Voogt's naval architecture from 1985 charts a course perfectly suited for the crystalline waters of the Caribbean, where LADY SANDALS transforms island-hopping into an art form. This 40-meter Feadship navigates effortlessly between secluded anchorages in the Grenadines and bustling ports like St. Barts, her moderate beam of 8.26 meters allowing access to intimate bays that larger vessels cannot reach. The yacht's proportions make her an ideal companion for extended Caribbean seasons, moving gracefully from the protected waters of the Virgin Islands to the dramatic volcanic coastlines of St. Lucia and Dominica. Her 342-gross-tonnage displacement provides stability in the trade wind swells while maintaining the agility to explore tucked-away coves throughout the Leeward and Windward Islands. Dee Robinson's interior design creates spaces that flow naturally with the rhythm of Caribbean cruising, accommodating eight guests across carefully planned living areas that capture cooling trade winds and frame views of turquoise horizons. The yacht's size allows for intimate family gatherings while providing the range and comfort necessary for multi-week explorations of the region's diverse archipelagos. Seven crew members ensure seamless operation as LADY SANDALS moves between the cosmopolitan sophistication of Antigua's English Harbour and the untouched beauty of Tobago Cays, her design proving equally at home whether anchored off exclusive beach clubs or pristine coral reefs accessible only by tender.