Lady Goodgirl is one of the largest motor yachts designed by renowned naval architect Philip Rhodes. The vessel was built at the Hall Russell shipyard in Aberdeen Scotland in 1964 for General Robert Wood Johnson of the pharmaceutical company Johnson & Johnson and was launched under the name Pilgrim.

It was under the name Lady Angela she underwent a total refit to bring this classic back to her glory and beyond in the late nineties. Under new ownership in two thousand and one she then underwent a second extensive refitting which is guaranteed to provide her guests a truly wonderful yachting experience. Classic brass and wood finishes along with museum quality fine furniture and marine art from eminent artists such as Thomas Butterworth, Thomas Whitcombe and Montague Dawson. Lady Goodgirl will remind you of her classic heritage.

Lady Goodgirl accommodates a total of eleven guests in five staterooms, three of which are particularly large. The mid ship master suit which is accessed by a private staircase offers his and her bathrooms with extremely generous closet space. Beautifully paneled teak walls accent a lush carpeted floor. The second master is located forward on the main deck has a full bathroom and walk in closet with a brightness offered through main deck windows. A further double with an additional single bed, and two twin cabins are found in the stern of the yacht. There is also a study on the main deck.