The stunning vessel was spotted on the Firth of Clyde this morning (Image: Scot Fleming)
The stunning vessel was spotted on the Firth of Clyde this morning (Image: Scot Fleming)
PHOTOGRAPHERS in Inverclyde were stunned for the second time this week after spotting a superyacht - sold for an astonishing £134million - was spotted on the Firth of Clyde.
Lady S sailing past Inverclyde this morning
Lady S sailing past Inverclyde this morning (Image: Scot Fleming - Greenock Telegraph Camera Club)
The Dutch-built vessel, named Lady S, was spotted just off Wemyss Bay, adjacent to Dunoon when sailing down the Firth of Clyde to begin her journey back to Gibraltar.
She had berthed in Rothesay Bay since Monday and eagled eyed Greenock Telegraph Camera Club members were able to capture her departure down the estuary.
Lady S is said to a symbol of elegance, technology, and power in the seafaring world and features a two-deck Imax cinema and 8K televisions.
Lady M was anchored in ROthesay Bay
Lady S was anchored in Rothesay Bay (Image: Holy Loch)
(Image: Holy Loch) The 93-metre long vessel also boasts a fully-certified helipad, a glass-bottomed pool, and the largest sports court at sea whilst accommodating 12 guests and a crew of 29.
She was built in 2018 by 'Dutch yacht building maestro' Feadship before being delivered to her eventual owner Dan Snyder in 2019.
Mr Snyder used to own NFL Franchise Washington Commanders, buying the football team for a reported $750million in 1999.
He sold the franchise for an astonishing $6.05billion just two years ago and sits inside the top 1,000 people on Forbes' world rich-list.