Who Owns The Yacht Milk And Honey?

Milk Honey, a 38.1 metre Palmer Johnson motor yacht, has been sold to George Bourgoignie in Fort Lauderdale. The yacht was built in 2003 by Palmer Johnson Yachts and most recently refitted in 2008. The yacht is a custom motor yacht that can accommodate up to 10 guests in five cabins (1 Master, 4 Double, 1 Twin) with a crew of 7. It was built entirely in aluminum and delivered in 2003 by Palmer Johnson’s US yard.

Milk Honey was originally named MILK HONEY and was recently refitted in 2020. The yacht is available for charter in the Caribbean during the winter season. The yacht has a beam of 7.8 meters and a draft of 2 meters, with an aluminium hull and superstructure. She is powered by 1800 hp each, giving her a maximum speed of 15 knots and a cruising speed of 11 knots.

The luxury motor yacht LEVERAGE (ex-MILK AND HONEY) was also sold to an American buyer. The yacht was built in 2003 and last refitted in 2023, which included a major overhaul of generators, engines, and more. It features a semi-displacement aluminum hull and comfort features, including a semi-displacement aluminum superstructure.

Milk Honey was designed by Murray Associates, who has designed nine other superyachts in the BOAT Pro database. She is in the top 30% by LOA in the world. The 38m Palmer Johnson motor yacht Milk Honey was sold on Independence Day, with the best yachts to charter this July 4th.

In summary, the 38.1 metre Palmer Johnson motor yacht Milk Honey has been sold to George Bourgoignie in Fort Lauderdale. The yacht is a tri-deck yacht with a spacious interior decorated in exquisite materials and generous exterior deck areas. It is currently available for charter in the Caribbean during the winter season.