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Lady Dana

A steel yacht built by a Dutch shipyard, model Samoa 47. It features large fuel tanks that provide autonomy for months of sailing. The yacht was launched in 2013 and has been refitted annually after each season. In 2025, it received a complete set of new sails and standing rigging.

Lenght Over All: 
14,3m
Gross tonage:
18t
Beam:
4,5m
Type:
Samoa 47
Crew:
1/2
Guests:
up to 7
Sail area:
119m2
Engine:
70HP
Water cap.:
800L
Fuel cap.:
1400L
Material:
steel
Crusing speed:
5 knt

Under Way

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Under sail, the yacht can reach speeds exceeding 10 knots, while on engine power it cruises at around 5 knots, ensuring efficient and timely travel from point A to point B.

Equipment & data for projects

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  • watermaker 100l/h

  • generator 6kW

  • 1 pontoon 6HP & 2 inflatable kayaks

  • heating & aircondition

  • 230 V / 24h up to 1000W / 4200 W with gen

  • extra storage ~2,5m3

  • possible freezer for samples

  • max autonomy ~ 70 days / 8 people

Interior

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The spacious saloon can comfortably seat six people at the table, with two additional seats on the opposite sofa. The yacht features two bathrooms with showers. An important advantage is the partially covered cockpit.

Project experience

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Lady Dana has already hosted filmmakers and climbers on the east coast of Greenland. The yacht has sailed to Antarctica, completed passages through both the Northwest and Northeast Passages, and cruised in the Caribbean, the Azores, Africa, and Greenland.

Great seaworthy

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For her length, the yacht is quite wide, providing excellent stability in rough seas. She also handles dense ice with ease.

Cabins

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The yacht offers two double bunk cabins, one double cabin with a queen bed, and one double cabin with a queen bed and an additional berth for a third person.

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