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Saint-Tropez Superyacht Blaze Extinguished as Anti-Pollution Barriers Deployed

Investigators are probing the blaze’s origin following the rescue of two crew members from the damaged yacht

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Overview

  • Emergency crews extinguished the main fire by midnight after flames broke out Tuesday evening in the Sea Lady II’s forward hull and spread to lower decks
  • Two crew members, aged 24 and 35, were rescued and treated for smoke inhalation and are now in stable condition
  • Firefighters reported challenges boarding the yacht, cleared nearby vessels, and set up anti-pollution barriers over fears that the vessel might sink
  • The 137-foot Sea Lady II, built in Cowes in 1986 and refitted in 2024, sails under a Maltese flag with eight crew and capacity for ten passengers
  • Authorities have launched a formal investigation into the fire’s cause while the yacht’s owner remains unidentified