LADY DEE | 2012

Best for: groups of friends or families who want the full Greek islands experience, with multi-generational parties a close second.

Built in 2012 by Voorland Shipyard Holland, LADY DEE is a tri-deck displacement motor yacht that carries up to 12 guests across 5 cabins, with a sixth configuration available via the sky lounge. The standout is the master suite on the main deck forward: a private world of its own, with a separate office, a walk-in shower, a bathtub, and a fold-out balcony for dining or unwinding away from the group. Below, four further cabins, including two convertible twin/double options (one with a Pullman berth for a child), mean the layout genuinely works for families and mixed groups alike.

On deck and on the water, she delivers in equal measure. The sun deck carries a Jacuzzi and generous sunbathing space, while the main aft deck seats 12 for al fresco dining. Her toy list is serious: two stand-up jet skis, two SeaDoo Sparks, a Seabob, a climbing wall, a 45-knot chase tender, water skis, SUPs, tubes, and diving equipment. A long-standing Greek crew of 12, including two chefs, keeps everything running smoothly as she works the Aegean and Ionian islands.