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IYC has welcomed the 63m Oceanco LUCKY LADY to its global charter fleet, accommodating 11 guests in five cabins with a crew of 15.
IYC has added the 63-metre Oceanco motor yacht LUCKY LADY to its global charter fleet. The yacht accommodates 11 guests in five cabins with a crew of 15 and is positioned around an unusually broad leisure programme that includes a waterfall Jacuzzi pool, wading pools, a golf tee, beach club, gym and an extensive collection of water toys.
LUCKY LADY accommodates 11 guests across five cabins, with IYC noting that the configuration was designed with couples in mind. All guest cabins use king or double beds, while the owner’s suite is arranged as a more private retreat separated from the principal social areas.
A crew of 15 supports the yacht’s charter operation. That service ratio allows the yacht to run a broad programme of dining, watersports, wellness and shore activities while maintaining the staffing levels expected from a 60-metre-plus charter platform.
The sundeck is one of the defining areas aboard, centred on a waterfall Jacuzzi pool with adjoining wading pools. IYC also highlights a dedicated PGA-style golf tee where guests can practise using biodegradable fish-food golf balls designed for use over the water.
The combination turns the upper deck into more than a conventional sunbathing area. It gives charter guests distinct activity zones while retaining the open views and social space that make large sundecks central to the appeal of yachts in this size class.
At water level, a beach club provides direct access to swimming and the yacht’s collection of toys. A dedicated gym adds an indoor fitness option, giving guests a balance between watersports, exercise and more relaxed time on deck.
LUCKY LADY is also fitted with stabilisers for use underway and full air conditioning throughout the guest areas. IYC mentions a See-Level virtual-reality headset intended to help alleviate seasickness, an unusual addition to the more conventional comfort systems found aboard.
The addition gives IYC another 60-metre-plus yacht in its global charter portfolio and brings a pedigree Oceanco platform into current charter availability. For charterers, the key differentiators are less about maximum guest count and more about the range of amenities and the experienced crew supporting them.
IYC has not published charter dates or a rate in its announcement, so availability remains subject to direct enquiry. The confirmed change is that LUCKY LADY is now represented within IYC’s charter fleet and available to prospective charter clients through the company’s charter team.
Official sources: iyc.com.
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