My Love II

My Love II, a 2020 Prestige 42 Fly, awaits you at Club Nàutic S'Arenal in Llucmajor—your gateway to the crystalline waters and hidden anchorages of Mallorca's southeastern coast. This 13-metre motoryacht combines refined comfort with genuine cruising capability, making it an ideal choice for couples or small groups seeking a week of effortless exploration. With two well-appointed cabins and two heads, she accommodates up to six guests in relaxed elegance, while her twin 425-horsepower engines deliver smooth, responsive performance across the Balearic archipelago. Aboard My Love II, thoughtful amenities define the experience. A well-stocked refrigerator keeps provisions fresh throughout your voyage, while the onboard generator ensures reliable power for air conditioning and modern conveniences. The included dinghy opens access to remote coves and shallow-water anchorages that larger vessels cannot reach—perfect for spontaneous explorations or tender-assisted beach days. A bow thruster and electric winches make handling effortless, whether you're navigating narrow channels or setting anchor in favoured spots. The Bimini canopy shelters the aft deck, creating a shaded dining and lounging area that becomes the natural heart of life aboard. Your week typically unfolds between the protected waters of the Cabrera Archipelago and the limestone cliffs of the eastern coast. Mornings might find you motoring to secluded anchorages where the seabed is visible thirty metres down; afternoons, you'll dine on the sun-warmed deck with a cold drink and local seafood. The GPS and chart plotter guide you confidently, while the sun deck with its comfortable loungers becomes your refuge during afternoon heat. Whether you choose to explore the fishing villages of Portopetro, anchor off the Mondragó beaches, or simply drift between islands, the rhythm of the Balearic Sea sets the pace. Picture your final evening: My Love II swinging gently at anchor in a secluded bay, the limestone cliffs glowing amber in the setting sun, the water so clear you can see the seabed beneath your hull, and the galley below humming quietly as you prepare dinner with provisions from a local market—this is the unhurried rhythm of a week well spent.