The Lady S superyacht, whose occupants have sparked controversy in Ibiza following a local resident’s allegation that they were playing golf from the deck and hitting balls into the sea, is effectively a floating luxury resort. Currently in waters off the island, the vessel boasts an IMAX cinema, helipad, nightclub, swimming pool, spa and even a sports court. Charter rates start at €1.75 million per week.
Linked to American billionaire Dan Snyder, the former owner of the Washington Commanders American football team, the yacht measures 93 metres in length and sails under the flag of the Cayman Islands. Built in 2019 by prestigious Dutch shipyard Feadship, it is estimated to be worth between €155 million and €166 million.
The yacht arrived in Ibiza from Antibes, France, and can accommodate 12 guests across seven cabins, supported by a crew of more than 30. It has a cruising speed of 14 knots and underwent a refit in 2025.
A Two-Level IMAX Cinema and Private Nightclub
One of the Lady S’s most striking features is its two-level IMAX cinema, described as the first installation of its kind on a superyacht. The vessel also has a retractable outdoor television screen measuring 201 inches, one of the largest in its category.
Entertainment continues in a private nightclub featuring an interactive dance floor and a wall incorporating visual effects. There are also several bars, meeting areas and a dining room with seating for 12.
Outside, a glass-bottom swimming pool with an integrated bar allows guests to enjoy a drink without leaving the water. Lounging areas, sofas and sunbathing spaces surround the pool. The yacht also features a jacuzzi, sauna and spa equipped with a Turkish bath, cold plunge pool and massage rooms.
From Golf to Basketball Without Leaving the Yacht
One of the Lady S’s features is particularly relevant to the controversy surrounding it in Ibiza. The superyacht has a golf practice area and simulator, as well as a multi-purpose sports court for basketball, football and volleyball.
However, according to a local resident’s complaint, several people on board were seen on Friday hitting golf balls from the deck directly into the sea off s’Estanyol. The woman shared a video of the incident to draw attention to the practice.
The yacht’s leisure facilities extend well beyond its decks. Its equipment includes jet skis, kayaks, stand-up paddleboards, water skis and a 17-metre inflatable slide leading directly into the sea. Guests can also use electric surfboards, snorkelling equipment and fishing gear.
For those who prefer to exercise on board, the Lady S has a large gym with panoramic views.
Seven Cabins and a Master Suite with a Private Balcony
The interiors, designed by Reymond Langton Design, combine white tones, large crystal chandeliers and exclusive materials sourced from around the world.
The master suite features a private study, balcony and expansive windows overlooking the sea. Other guests are accommodated in luxury cabins, while several lounges have fold-out balconies that extend the living spaces outdoors.
An elevator connects the guest decks, which are also equipped with Wi-Fi, satellite television, sound systems and a variety of relaxation areas.
Access to the sea is provided by a beach club on the yacht’s lower deck, designed as a place to unwind and reach the vessel’s water-sports facilities.
How Much Does It Cost to Charter the Lady S?
The Lady S is available for private charter and is listed on specialist luxury yacht platforms. Published rates put the cost of a week on board at €1.75 million, with an estimated daily rate of around €292,000.
