Step aboard the Lady Estey: The Grandeur of 67M Benetti B.Now Series Unveiled

Congruent with its brand commitment to luxury and exclusivity, Benetti, the revered Italian shipyard, has recently unveiled an inside look at their latest masterpiece - Lady Estey. This astounding 67-metre model is the second in its highly-anticipated B.Now 67M superyacht series, known for their superior design and plush comforts.

Be it her bespoke, rectangular elevator, expansive guest corridors, marble and glass staircase or the two custom pools, Lady Estey sets herself apart from her predecessor with a host of personalized touches. Kudos to the British studio RWD for the exquisite exterior design and Sinot Yacht Architecture & Design for the sophisticated, Gatsby-style interiors.

The superyacht boasts of many standout features such as a full lower-deck gym, a wood-clad spa area replete with sauna, steam room, and treatment room for a perfect relaxation retreat. An opulent main deck saloon with an onyx-backlit bar sets the mood, while the upper deck dedicated entirely to the owner guarantees utmost privacy. The owner’s suite offers panoramic views forward and direct access to a private terrace.

Two custom pools expand on the infinity pool concept, incorporated alongside unfolding gunwales on the lower deck, creating overwater balconies for a delightful experience. A spa pool on the hidden observation deck and a shallow reflecting pool at the bow on the owner’s deck enhanced by a waterfall impress anyone on board.

In addition, the Lady Estey exhibits seven cabins, including two on the main deck. The guest suites maintain the same style and quality as the owner’s suite, keeping the luxurious theme consistent throughout.

Benetti’s sales director, Daniela Petrozzi, has noted Lady Estey as a significant representation of the shipyard capabilities, showcasing the possibilities for clients to realize their ultimate expression of the yachting lifestyle. Currently, Benetti impressively holds 43 superyacht projects on order or under construction including the custom 80-meter known as Project Iron Man.