M/Y Fair Lady

L.O.A.121' - Guests 8 - Crew 7

Fair Lady

In the comprehensive refit of FAIR LADY completed in 1996, interior designer John Munford faithfully preserved the 1920’s style, with original custom-made furniture, fine wooden inlay and art nouveau fittings, while enhancing her modern conveniences.

FAIR LADY offers an exciting array of watersport options including two canoes, two sailing dinghies and two windsurfs. The 5-man Mostro watersledge invariably provides great entertainment. FAIR LADY also carries full scuba equipment for those qualified with a state-of-the-art air compressor.

The master stateroom has two portholes at port and two at starboard, a kingsize double bed and en suite bathroom with full facilities. Two settees and a bureau help to make the stateroom both an attractive day room and an evening retreat.

There are two single cabins forward of the stateroom, each with original fittings, writing desk and comfortable single berth. A large guest bathroom is provided for these cabins.

Two charming double cabins are in self-contained quarters aft, one with a double bed and one with twin berths.

Main Salon

Guest Stateroom

Specification

Equipment

Overall length: 121.40ft (37.00m)
Beam: 21.30ft (6.50m)
Number of guests: 8
Number of crew: 7
Built: 1927 by Camper & Nicholsons, UK. (refitted in 1996)
Designer: Charles E. Nicholson
Engines: 2 x Deutz 230hp
Cruising speed: about 11 knots
Approximate range: 5,000 nm
Fuel Consumption: 75 litres per hour at 11 knots cruising

Recreations

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