1984 Lloyds Ships 124 Boat in Marco Island, FL 34145 US

FLYING DUTCHMAN is a 124' (37.8m) tri-deck motor yacht built by Lloyds Ships in 1984 and comprehensively refit in 2014, with continual upgrades through 2024. Constructed with an aluminum hull and superstructure, she combines robust engineering with proven oceangoing capability and a 3,300-nautical-mile range.

Powered by twin Caterpillar 3412E engines, installed in 2003 and fully overhauled in 2023, she cruises at 12.5 knots and reaches 15.9 knots at maximum speed. Technical systems have been thoroughly modernized, including generator overhauls (2024), new CAT diagnostic computers, upgraded navigation electronics, Starlink connectivity, and a new Siren monitoring and alarm system. Stabilizers, thrusters, electrical transformers, and through-hull valves have all been recently serviced or replaced, ensuring reliability and safety.

Guest spaces flow across three decks. The main salon is accessed aft through sliding glass doors and arranged with opposing settees and coffee tables beneath large windows. Forward to port is a dining table for eight while the starboard side leads to a day head and foyer. Above, the skylounge provides a second lounge area with panoramic views, furnished with matching settees, a 46-inch television, and a full-service wet bar with new refrigeration and icemaking equipment. Just forward, the wheelhouse is designed for navigation efficiency with a Stidd helm chair, a guest settee beneath the expansive bridge windows, and direct access to the captain's en-suite cabin.