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Who are these owners? Arab oil tycoons, Russian Oligarchs? Hollywood moguls? No. Just two ordinary (possibly eccentric) people from ordinary backgrounds, who having lived and operated a number of successful businesses in Bristol since 1990 decided that after travelling the world that Bristol was the best City on the planet.
Why do two people need such a big yacht? Around 25% of the yacht (the back end) has been partitioned off to make a large two level meeting space and venue for their philanthropic projects, particularly fundraising, plus pleasant accommodation for their extended families and wide circle of business friends who they want to introduce to the City.
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In the words of the owners "Bristol has been good for us and our businesses, we have been lucky enough to have had great success in Bristol and we want to give something back to the city in the form of what we are good at - a little glamour, fun, connecting people and lots of charity work for good causes.
Where is the yacht registered? Virgin Islands? Panama? Cayman Islands? No. Tax paying Brizzle !
Why was she renamed yacht "Miss Conduct"? In the words of the owners "in this particular harbour full of historic vessels our boat is by comparison quite a young girl so she couldn't named Lady this or Lady that, she had to be a 'Miss" to show some respect to the other boats. We didn't want a posh name, we've done well but we're not posh people. We wanted a fun name like Miss Endeavour and Miss Understood and even toyed with Miss Appropriation of Funds! However, Miss Conduct stuck because after our somewhat whirlwind personal life which presented some rather unusual setbacks, opportunities and surprises - the cheeky Miss Conduct just seemed to fit. Our moto is "if you can't set a good example to others then you must serve as a terrible reminder!"
Although very well known in their community and wider circle of friends the current owners are very private people when it comes to the general public and don't wish their names to be published