“Live the dream” on board our well-presented 44 foot flybridge motor yacht (Mad Moment) moored on her permeant berth in one of the finest marinas on the south coast - Lymington Yacht Haven – only a 15 minute walk from the delightful town centre of Lymington with its Saturday market along with an amazing choice of quay side pubs, bars and restaurants, the heart of the New Forest National Park is only a short drive away. She comfortably sleeps 4 people in 2 double cabins, between them is the sumptuous lounge with seating for eight with table, flat screen TV and sound system, a comfortable sized kitchenette with all your usual facilities, there is also the separate shower room incorporating shower, sink and toilet. Throughout Mad Moment there is running hot and cold water. Bed linen, hand towels, bath sheets, T towels Tea, coffee, fresh milk, kitchen cleaning kit and drinking water are provided free of charge upon arrival. Should you need it Mad Moment is fitted with a central heating. Why not book your stay and sleep under the stars on the open flybridge which has a large sunbathing pad & dining area with stunning views over the Solent and the Isle of Wight?

The Local Area Lymington is a charming Georgian market town with a number of interesting independent shops and designer boutiques; The surrounding area provides an abundance of things to do - It's a wonderful place to enjoy the outdoors with a range of activities on offer including: cycling, horse-riding, fishing, bird-watching, and enjoying the ancient woodlands and heathlands of the New Forest, and the miles of beaches that run westwards from Milford-on-Sea to Sandbanks in Poole. Shopping Lymington hosts a lively street market every Saturday in the main High Street with a number of stalls catering for all tastes. In addition there's a wide variety of shops, galleries, boutiques, and a Waitrose, Tesco and M&S Food. The town centre is approx 15 minutes walk from the marina. Eating & Drinking There is an abundance of great pubs and restaurants within easy walking distance of the marina. Walking There is direct access to the coastal footpath offering superb walks along the foreshore to Keyhaven (approx an hour and a half walk) and Hurst Point where the Solent rushes in/out. There are also numerous other walks and a wide range of recreational facilities available.