NEVER ENOUGH
NEVER ENOUGH represents an incredible opportunity to own one of the most iconic Feadships to ever cruise the South Florida waters. Originally commissioned as GALLANT LADY and built for a repeat Feadship owner who had knowledge and expectations that were met in this build. The attention to detail is evident throughout the yacht, with high-end materials such as mahogany woodwork and marble finishes.
A massive refit was completed in 2017 that included but was not limited to new C32A Caterpillar engines, new generators, a complete paint job, aft deck and swim platform extensions, a new A/C chiller, new electronics, and new teak. An interior refit of all soft goods was finished in December 2022.
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David has been part of the team since the start of Boatsters Black. Not only has he seen Boatsters Black grow immensely over the past few years, he is one of the main reasons for the growth.
While helping Boatsters Black to the top of the charter industry, David has created an extensive yacht and client base, delivering the kind of personalized yacht charter experience that only a specialist with inside information can offer.
Coming from a yachting family dating back more than five decades, Nick is the head of the Boatsters Black team. He has managed to create an entirely new spin on the industry by incorporating his love of boats with his passion for traveling. Creating and taking Boatsters Black to new heights is the reason Nick wakes up in the morning, driven and ready to start the day strong. Cherry picking his team to ensure due diligence, Nick stands fully behind his team of yacht experts.
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