LADY SUNSHINE

Built in 1989 by the Dutch shipyard Jongert and refitted in 2005, sailing yacht LADY SUNSHINE (ex Conny Fever), features interior and exterior styling by Andre Runte. Sailing yacht LADY SUNSHINE measures 33.4m (109.7ft) in length, she can accommodate up to 6 guests, in 3 en-suite cabins.

Sailing yacht LADY SUNSHINE offers an elegant oriental themed interior décor throughout. The salon is on the main deck and boasts 2 crisp white opposing sofas, clear glass coffee tables and complete wet bar forward, making the space perfect for socializing and entertaining. The formal dining area is on the lower deck, accessed via a spiral stair case. The formal dining space is full beam of the yacht and enjoys large oval in hull windows, for ample natural light and scenic views. Guest accommodation is in one master cabin aft and full beam of the yacht, one guest double cabin forward on the starboard side and a further guest cabin to port, with upper and lower single beds. LADY SUNSHINE is fully air conditioned, for optimum comfort.

Yacht LADY SUNSHINE has excellent exterior living on 2 levels. On the expansive main decks, the salon leads out onto a shaded aft deck and alfresco dining options. The aft deck is extremely spacious and is the ideal location for elegant or casual entertaining. S/Y LADY SUNSHINE’s teak decks wrap around 360° and with a wide 7.8m (25.7ft) beam, guests can easily and safely walk forward at any time. The upper flybridge deck boasts a further alfresco dining option, with plenty of seating and large hot tub.

The LADY SUNSHINE sailing yacht is a sloop rigged yacht, while under power her MTU single screw 415hp engine, provides average speeds of up to 10 knots.