Who Owns the Lady B Yacht? Owner, Size and Charter Details

Eric DawsonByEric Dawson Boats & Cruises

For readers asking who owns the Lady B yacht, public listings do not identify the beneficial owner. VesselFinder lists the registered owner as “LADY B,” rather than naming an individual or company.

The yacht is offered for charter from $250,000 per week plus expenses as of September 2026. LADY B accommodates up to 11 guests and carries 13 crew members.

Who Owns the Lady B Yacht and What Kind Is It?

Public listings do not identify LADY B’s beneficial owner or an owning company. Italian yacht builder Benetti completed the 52-metre motor yacht in 2008. Charter brokers Fraser and IYC list LADY B for charter rather than sale.

VesselFinder records the registered owner as “LADY B,” which does not establish the identity of an individual, company, family, or trust behind the yacht. Fraser lists the yacht under the Marshall Islands flag, while VesselFinder lists a Cayman Islands flag. Those registry entries describe different published records rather than confirming ultimate ownership.

Measuring 52 metres, LADY B sits within the superyacht category and carries the International Maritime Organization number 1009168. The yacht previously operated as LATITUDE and LATINOU, according to YSTO DD and CharterWorld. Her construction combines a steel hull, aluminium superstructure, and teak decks.

Stefano Natucci created LADY B’s exterior design. Mauro Izzo is credited for the interior by Fraser and IYC, while YSTO DD also names Destry Darr Designs. Design details include rich woods and Art Deco influences, according to Fraser.

Refit history includes a comprehensive 2022 project recorded by Fraser. Fraser and IYC both list LADY B as refitted in 2025, making that the current charter description. Earlier directory entries refer to 2019 or 2022 work, which likely reflects prior upgrades rather than replacing the newer listing.

Lady B Yacht Specs: Size, Build, and Performance

LADY B combines a steel hull, aluminium superstructure, and teak decks. Fraser lists a 10.4-metre beam, 3.5-metre draft, and 812 gross tonnes for the yacht.

Propulsion and Range

Fraser identifies twin Caterpillar diesel engines rated at 1,850 horsepower each. Northern Lights generators rated at 200 kilowatts and 155 kilowatts supply onboard electrical power, according to the same listing. YSTO DD publishes a different engine rating of 2,010 horsepower per engine, while CharterWorld identifies the machinery as Caterpillar 3512B units.

Range is listed by Fraser at 4,500 nautical miles at cruising speed. That distance gives Lady B the scope for extended passages between charter areas without relying on short-hop itineraries. YachtCharterFleet also reports a 4,500-nautical-mile range, although it links that figure to a 14-knot operating speed.

Speed and Stability

Fraser gives LADY B a cruising speed of 13 knots and a maximum speed of 16 knots. IYC and YachtCharterFleet also list 13 knots for cruising, but each gives a 15-knot maximum. YSTO DD instead reports a 14-knot cruise speed with a 16-knot top speed, so charter guests should treat directory performance figures as published estimates rather than a single settled specification.

Stabilizers operate both underway and at anchor, according to Fraser. YachtCharterFleet describes the system as reducing side-to-side roll, while IYC calls it zero-speed stabilization. That equipment matters during anchored stays, when motion from swell affects comfort in lounges, cabins, and outdoor spaces.

Performance figures support the yacht’s charter role rather than a high-speed profile. Fraser’s 13-knot cruise figure provides the clearest common point across the current broker listings. Operators should confirm passage plans and expected speeds with the charter team because routing, weather, and itinerary requirements shape daily travel distances.

Guest Layout, Crew, and Onboard Spaces

Lady B accommodates up to 11 charter guests, as Fraser, IYC, and YachtCharterFleet each report. Accommodation listings disagree on cabin count: Fraser lists five, while IYC and YachtCharterFleet list six. Fraser describes a main-deck Master Suite with a private studio, ensuite, and separate port and starboard balconies.

IYC places a full-beam Owner’s Suite on the main deck and a VIP suite on the bridge deck. Below deck, IYC lists double and twin cabins, while Fraser identifies a queen bed and extended ocean-view window in the bridge-deck VIP. YachtCharterFleet sets out one master, four doubles, and one twin, with seven beds: one king, four doubles, one single, and one Pullman.

Crew service on LADY B is provided by 13 members, according to Fraser, IYC, YachtCharterFleet, and YSTO DD. YSTO DD specifies that the total includes the captain. Crew planning sits alongside the cabin question for groups considering a Lady B superyacht charter.

Indoor spaces include a full-beam bridge-deck sky lounge, a beach club, a hydraulic swimming platform, and a glass-panelled elevator linking all interior levels. IYC separately describes a main salon and upper lounge, each with generous windows, a bar, and seating. Fraser and IYC list air conditioning and Wi-Fi among the onboard amenities.

Fitness facilities include a dedicated indoor gym with Technogym equipment, according to IYC. YachtCharterFleet lists satellite TV, video on demand, an outdoor shower, and an outdoor cinema. Together, those features cover exercise, screen entertainment, and time outside the main interior rooms.

Outdoor spaces center on dining, with a dining area on the aft bridge deck and a large sundeck table. Fraser and IYC also describe a BBQ area and sheltered Jacuzzi on the sundeck. Separate dining and lounging areas give guests options across different deck levels.

Booking confirmation should identify the exact cabin plan assigned for the party because the published charter listings do not match. Groups booking around separate sleeping arrangements should request a deck plan before signing. Written confirmation keeps the accommodation setup clear alongside the rest of the charter arrangements.

Lady B Yacht Charter Price and Charter Areas

Lady B yacht charter price information starts with broker-published weekly rates, while expenses sit outside IYC’s stated starting figure. IYC gives the clearest wording by listing the yacht from $250,000 per week plus expenses. Published listings differ on seasonal pricing, so prospective charterers should request a current quote and availability confirmation.

Fraser separates its summer and winter pricing, using euros for the European season and dollars for the winter program. IYC presents both a starting weekly price and a regional range for named charter areas. YachtCharterFleet shows one seasonal rate but gives a different high-season price elsewhere on its listing.

Published Charter Rates

Listing Summer Rate Winter Rate Expenses Wording
Fraser €250,000 per week low season; €275,000 per week high season $250,000 per week low season; $275,000 per week high season Not stated in the published rate summary
IYC $250,000 to $275,000 per week $250,000 to $275,000 per week From $250,000 per week plus expenses
YachtCharterFleet $275,000 per week $275,000 per week Not stated in the published rate summary
YachtCharterFleet high-season entry $295,000 per week Not separately stated Not stated in the published rate summary

Summer operations under Fraser cover the United Kingdom, Ireland, Scotland, France, and Italy. Winter operations under Fraser cover the Caribbean, Bahamas, and Central America. IYC instead provides dated availability windows that place Lady B in Northern Europe and the West Mediterranean before Caribbean service.

From September 24 through September 30, 2026, IYC lists the yacht in the West Mediterranean and Northern Europe. Caribbean availability follows from October 1, 2026 through April 30, 2027, then resumes from October 1, 2027 through April 30, 2028. Those periods include the United States Virgin Islands, British Virgin Islands, Bahamas, Panama, and Costa Rica.

Named Caribbean regions also include the Leeward Islands, Windward Islands, and Florida in IYC’s schedule. YachtCharterFleet describes Lady B as Caribbean-based throughout the year and names Antigua, Saint Martin, and St Barts. Each description serves a different booking presentation, rather than establishing a fixed charter base for every date.

Availability remains subject to change based on the yacht’s booking calendar, according to IYC. A charter inquiry should therefore confirm the intended cruising area, travel dates, weekly rate, and expenses terms together. That approach is particularly useful when comparing seasonal European itineraries with Caribbean and Central American programs.

I would treat the $250,000 weekly figure as an entry point rather than the likely final commitment, because it explicitly excludes expenses and the published range rises to $275,000. That $25,000 spread alone is 10 percent above the starting weekly rate before variable charter costs enter the picture. I would give more weight to the Fraser and IYC range than to the higher directory claim, since those two listings align on the lower starting point and the stated range. Euro summer figures and dollar winter figures should not be compared as though they are the same currency.

Equipment, Tenders, and Tandem Charter

Lady B’s onboard equipment centers on relaxed deck time, fitness, beach access, and a substantial watersports inventory. Her layout combines a sheltered sundeck Jacuzzi with a bow pool that converts into a hot tub for up to 12 guests. The arrangement supports both quiet lounging and active watersports.

Above, the sundeck includes al-fresco dining, a barbecue area, and a large dining table. IYC describes sunbeds and shaded dining there, while Fraser lists a full-beam bridge-deck sky lounge indoors. Fraser also lists air conditioning, wireless internet (Wi-Fi), a glass-panelled elevator across interior levels, and a beach club with a swimming platform. Meanwhile, IYC places a dedicated indoor gym with Technogym equipment aboard and describes a steam room and shower in the beach club.

Fraser lists a 2022 53-foot HCB and a rigid inflatable boat (RIB) for tender trips and ship-to-shore transfers. According to IYC, Mediterranean charters use a 2021 Axopar 37 XC Cross Cabin and a 2022 Novurania 22-foot beach lander fitted with a hydraulic bow ramp.

On the water, Fraser lists jet skis, kayaks, paddleboards, SEABOBs, towable toys, scuba gear, snorkelling gear, and fishing gear. IYC quantifies two jet skis, two e-Foils, four SeaBobs, four paddleboards, and eight scuba sets. Fully certified divers are permitted to dive, and IYC specifies seven adult sets and one child set.

Its inventory also includes one inflatable pedal kayak, two single-person inflatable kayaks, several towables, and a water trampoline. YachtCharterFleet says LADY B is certified as a Royal Yachting Association Water Sports Centre yacht, allowing guests to learn water-toy use onboard.

Fraser’s tandem option pairs LADY B with DOC Z, an 82-foot Viking sportfish built in 2010. Together, the vessels accommodate up to 17 guests, while DOC Z has two queen suites and one king suite. Eric Dawson’s view: “I see that pairing suiting a group seeking serious fishing apart from the yacht’s quieter social spaces.”

Questions to Settle Before Booking

Booking LADY B requires a current written quote and a confirmed itinerary before any charter agreement is signed. Charter details are subject to availability, so published listings serve as a starting point rather than a booking confirmation.

A charter manager should confirm the exact dates, embarkation point, disembarkation point, and permitted cruising area for the requested trip. Separate confirmation should identify the final guest accommodation plan, because charter listings describe the cabin configuration differently.

Written questions keep the commercial and operational details in one record. Use the following checklist before accepting a proposal.

  1. Confirm live availability for the preferred charter dates.
  2. Request a written destination plan covering embarkation, disembarkation, and cruising areas.
  3. Ask for an itemized total covering expenses, taxes, fuel, dockage, crew gratuities, and cancellation terms.
  4. Obtain the final cabin layout and guest allocation before assigning rooms.
  5. Specify the tender arrangement required for the planned charter region.

Before approving a proposal, compare the written terms with the itinerary and the party’s practical needs. Beyond the headline weekly rate, the agreement should state expenses, taxes, fuel, dockage, crew gratuities, and cancellation terms. Check that each item has a stated treatment rather than relying on a headline weekly figure.

Final booking decisions should rest on the broker’s current written confirmation, not a marketing listing or prior itinerary. Careful review of dates, route, accommodation, total charges, and tender arrangements gives each guest party a shared record before committing. That record should align with the signed charter agreement and show who handles questions before embarkation. Keeping those details together makes the final charter decision clearer for everyone involved.

This guide does not quote an all inclusive charter total covering APA, VAT, fuel, dockage, gratuities, or cancellation terms.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who Is the Owner of the Lady B Yacht?

LADY B’s beneficial owner is not publicly identified by the available yacht listings. VesselFinder lists the registered owner as “LADY B,” which does not name an individual or owning company.

How Large Is the Lady B Superyacht?

Measuring 52 metres, or 170 feet 7 inches, in length, LADY B has a 10.4-metre beam, a 3.5-metre draft and 812 gross tonnes, according to Fraser.

How Many Guests and Crew Can Lady B Carry?

LADY B accommodates up to 11 guests and carries 13 crew members. Charter listings differ on cabin numbers, with Fraser listing five cabins while other listings state six.

What Is the Lady B Yacht Charter Price?

Charters aboard LADY B start at $250,000 per week plus expenses, according to IYC. Fraser lists seasonal rates from €250,000 per week during summer and $250,000 per week during winter.

Where Can Lady B Be Chartered?

Operating in Northern Europe from September 24 through September 30, 2026, LADY B then offers Caribbean charter periods from October 1, 2026 to April 30, 2027, subject to availability.

When Was Lady B Last Refitted?

According to Fraser and IYC, LADY B was refitted in 2025. Fraser also records comprehensive refit work completed in 2022.

References

Sources read in September 2026.

Eric Dawson

I'm Eric Dawson, and I write The Money Watch from north Columbus, Ohio. Most of what I cover comes from my own life: renting, a 2014 Honda Fit, parking, computers, food and the bills behind all of it. I spent four years in an apartment-property office and eleven on a distributor's operations desk, reading leases and invoices. Where you need real information, I research the maker's or agency's own page and independent sources and report what they publish. I don't give tax, investment, legal or medical advice.