Motor yacht · East Mediterranean

LADY DEEyacht charter

Name: LADY DEE yacht charter
Brand: Voorland Shipyard
Availability: InStock

From

$197,000 - $208,000

per week, plus expenses

Length: 47m154ft
Guests: 12
Cabins: 6
Crew: 11
Built: 2012
Builder: Voorland Shipyard

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Overview

LADY DEE is a 47.0m (154ft) motor yacht built by Voorland Shipyard in 2012. She welcomes 12 guests in 6 cabins with a crew of 11, and charters in East Mediterranean. Weekly charter rates start from $197,000 plus expenses.

MOTOR YACHT LADY DEE COMBINES LUXURY, ELEGANCE AND COMFORT OFFERING THE GUESTS THE OPPORTUNITY TO RELAX AND UNWIND WHILE ENJOYING THE AMENITIES OF THE YACHT

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Who LADY DEE suits

Dutch built in steel by Voorland Shipyard in 2012, LADY DEE is a 47 meter yacht with a master cabin on deck and five further cabins, sleeping 12 guests in total. Eleven crew bring the ratio very close to one to one. She cruises at 15 knots and has stabilizers that work at anchor, a welcome feature when the Aegean afternoon breeze sets in.

Her diving setup stands out for the size. Six scuba tanks and a compressor are on board, the crew hold dive certification, and certified guests can dive by arrangement, with underwater lighting for evening swims. Stand up jet skis, kayaks, a wakeboard, water skis, a towable tube and floating mats round out the toys, and there is a jacuzzi and BBQ on deck. She charters in Greece and Turkey at $198,000 per week in summer 2026, and up to $210,000 in 2027.

Certified divers
Greece and Turkey itineraries
Near one to one service
Six couple charters

Scuba diving is available to certified guests, with six tanks and a compressor on board and dive certified crew.
The master cabin is on deck, separate from the other guest cabins.
The 2027 summer rate reaches $210,000 per week, compared with $198,000 in 2026.

LADY DEE charter price

Season	Cruising area	Low rate	High rate
Summer 2026	East Mediterranean	$197,000	$197,000
Summer 2027	East Mediterranean	$197,000	$208,000

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Specifications

Length: 47.0m / 154ft
Beam: 8.5m
Draft: 3.1m
Builder: Voorland Shipyard
Built: 2012
Guests: 12
Cabins: 6
Crew: 11
Hull: Monohull
Cruising speed: 27.7 kph / 15 kts
Flag: Netherlands
Accommodation: Crew separate heads, Crew separate shower

Amenities and water toys

Air Conditioning
BBQ
Outdoor shower
Light fishing gear
Indoor audio system
iPod dock
Jacuzzi on deck
Local TV
Media movie server
Satellite Communications
Satellite TV
Stabilizers At Anchor
Swim platform
Wi-Fi
Floating mats
Jet Skis (standup)
Kayaks
Tube - towable
Wakeboard
Water skis - adult

Frequently asked questions

How much does it cost to charter LADY DEE?

LADY DEE charters from $197,000 - $208,000 per week. The base rate covers the yacht and crew. Fuel, food, drinks and berths are extra, usually budgeted as an advance provisioning allowance of 25% to 35%, and local taxes may apply depending on the cruising area.

How many guests can LADY DEE accommodate?

LADY DEE sleeps 12 guests in 6 cabins and carries a crew of 11.

Where can I charter LADY DEE?

LADY DEE is available in East Mediterranean. Availability changes by season, so ask a Navélia broker for current dates.

How do I book LADY DEE?

Send an enquiry, message us on WhatsApp or book a 20 minute call. A Navélia broker confirms availability with the yacht's central agent, sends a contract, and a 50% deposit secures your dates.

Can I scuba dive from LADY DEE?

Yes, if you are certified. LADY DEE carries six scuba tanks, two regulators and a compressor, and her crew are dive certified. Diving is by arrangement, so let the captain know in advance how many guests plan to dive.

Where is the master cabin on LADY DEE?

The master cabin is located on deck, which gives it more natural light and separation from the five other guest cabins. In total she sleeps 12 guests in six cabins.

How fast does LADY DEE cruise?

She cruises at 15 knots. In four hours that is about 60 nautical miles, which comfortably covers a passage between island groups in Greece or along the Turkish coast between Bodrum and Göcek.