SWEET CAROLINE II Yacht Description
Advertised by DMA Yachting, the astonishing charter yacht SWEET CAROLINE II is a 165 ft motor yacht featuring a hot tub. The key elements of SWEET CAROLINE II are her impeccable styling and culinary experience. SWEET CAROLINE II spends the summer and winter season in the Bahamas. She was delivered by recognized shipbuilder Trinity in 2009. A succesful refit was fulfilled in 2021. The well-planned yacht layout features 7 generous cabins and easily accommodates up to 12 guests.
SWEET CAROLINE II is classified as a superyacht. The prominent section of the yacht, expansive aft deck, leads to the the heart of the yacht - the main saloon. The main saloon is a gathering space with comfortable seating and entertainment areas and boasts a number of entertainment options. 7 welcoming cabins are thoughtfully spread out to allow for comfortable access and private setting.
The motor yacht features (2x) MTU 16V4000 (3650hp each) engines .
Accommodation
SWEET CAROLINE II has a very unique deck layout. Please read below about the accommodations as well as other features of the decks. She has 7 staterooms that offer the ultimate flexibility for large families or groups with many singles (11 beds + 2 pullmans).Skylounge Deck:
- King Master Stateroom, full beam, and ensuite bathroom aft of pilothouse with private access to aft sky lounge deck. Ensuite bathroom features a separate shower and jacuzzi soaking tub.
- Double "Butler's" Cabin with ensuite bathroom
*No traditional skylouge seating area*
Main Deck:
- Double Bed guest stateroom with ensuite bathroom
*Forward, full beam cinema and gym room (no sleeping accommodations)
*1 Crew Bunk Cabin
Lower Deck:
- Queen + Twin triple stateroom with ensuite bathroom
- Queen + Twin triple stateroom with ensuite bathroom
- Twins stateroom with ensuite bathroom (+ 1 pullman)
- Twins stateroom with ensuite bathroom (+ 1 pullman)
*All staterooms are NON-CONVERTIBLE*
What is the cabin arrangement of SWEET CAROLINE II?
- 1 Master cabin
- 2 VIP cabins
- 2 Double cabins
- 2 Twin cabins
- 2 Pullman cabins
SWEET CAROLINE II

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Weekly price: $199,000 - $230,000
Low Season | High Season
- Length: 165'
- # of Guests: 12
- # of Cabins: 7
- Builder: Trinity
- Built Year: 2009
- Refit: 2021
- Turnaround: 48+ Hours

Price Details
Price from: USD199,000
High season rate: USD230,000
No delivery to Bahamas with full week booking.
10 night minimum for New Year's
Low Rate for all other weeks of the year. No delivery to Bahamas with full week booking.
10 night minimum for New Year's
Low Rate for all other weeks of the year.
SWEET CAROLINE II Yacht Charter Locations
Summer Season
Winter Season
Amenities
Specifications
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Diving Yacht offers Rendezvous Diving only
Fishing
Green Initiatives
Water Sports
Crew Information
Captain Calum Tailor
Hailing from England, Captain Calum brings over 18 years of experience at sea. He began his maritime career at the age of 16, sailing tall ships around Scotland and the Arctic. Since then, his journey has spanned a wide range of vessels—including expedition yachts, square-rigged sailing ships, superyachts (both motor and sail), and dive expedition vessels.
An avid watersports and diving enthusiast, Calum has been a certified dive instructor for over a decade. His diving career has taken him around the world, including leading Nat Geo expeditions throughout the Pacific, Galápagos, and Costa Rica; conducting research for Mission Tiburon; guiding cage diving expeditions for Shark Week; and instructing in Malaysia, Thailand, Indonesia, and the Caribbean.
With countless global charters to his name, Calum combines a strong spirit of adventure with a commitment to the highest standards of service and safety. He considers it a true privilege to share his passion for the marine world with guests aboard this exceptional vessel.
First Officer Victor Rojas
Victor Rojas was born and raised in Barquisimeto, Venezuela. From a young age, he knew that a life at sea was his passion. With 9 years of experience in the maritime industry and his 500 GT Captain's license, he has navigated to the most remote destinations worldwide, creating a rich onboard experience to guide guests to the most secluded places known only to experienced individuals. With great charisma and going above and beyond, Victor has proven to be a great leader and host on any journey aboard.
Engineer Franklin Colmenares
Chief Engineer Franklin Colmenares, a graduate of the Caribbean Maritime
University, has experience working on 50-meter yachts and 200-meter commercial vessels. He possesses extensive expertise in the machinery area, ensuring optimal performance of all onboard equipment for their use, as well as overseeing preventive maintenance of the main engines, auxiliary systems, and water toys. This guarantees high maintenance standards for the yacht's operation, enhancing the enjoyment of guests and owners on board.
Chief Stewardess Maryna Yakymenko
Maryna began her yachting career at the age of 19 and has since garnered 8 years of experience working on private and charter yachts, with a focus on vessels up to 125 meters. Maryna possesses a well-rounded skill set that includes expertise in hospitality, bartending, and personalized guest experiences. Her polished silver service, creative table settings, and attention to detail enhance the overall guest experience. With a calm, professional, and approachable demeanor, Maryna leads her team with care and dedication to ensure seamless charters and memorable experiences for every guest, especially families with children. Her experience as a Personal Assistant (PA) adds an extra layer of support and efficiency to her role as Chief Stewardess.
Stewardess Anna Smurova
Anna grew up in the South of Ukraine, where every summer was spent by the Black Sea with her family-- the beginning of a lifelong connection to the ocean. From a young age, she was fascinated by languages, starting English lessons at six year old, which led her to study International Economic Relations and English Translation at Kherson National Technical University. Inspired by the maritime world, she worked as a secretary to the Head of International Students at the Maritime Academy in her hometown - one of the three oldest academies in Ukraine - and even taught English to first-year students. Her passion for the sea only deepened, leading her to pursue a career on a cruise ship and later on luxury yachts, where she could combine her love for travel, service, and international culture.
Additional crew members to be determined.



































