<div align="center"><span class="bbc_u"><span class="bbc_size" style="font-size: 18pt;"><span class="bbc_font" style="font-family: trebuchet ms;">MILLENNIUM SLAVE LAW - DARYA LISINA'S YACHT, THE <em>GALAXY</em></span></span></span><br/><br/><br/>(http://www.charterworld.com/images/yachts/CAPRI%20Accommodation.jpg) (http://www.charterworld.com/images/yachts/Motor%20Yacht%20CAPRI%20-%20Observation%20Lounge.jpg) (http://www.charterworld.com/images/yachts/Motor%20Yacht%20CAPRI%20-%20Profile.jpg) (http://www.charterworld.com/images/yachts/CAPRI%20Dining.jpg) (http://www.charterworld.com/images/yachts/CAPRI%20Sundeck.jpg)<br/><br/><hr/></div><br/><div class="floatright">(http://www.charterworld.com/images/yachts/Motor%20Yacht%20CAPRI%20-%20Genral%20Arrangement.jpg)</div>The pride and joy of the ex-athlete and socialite, the<em>Galaxy</em>is not among the largest private yachts money can buy, but is firmly in the second tier of the most beautiful and luxurious vessels in the world. Fully capable of trans-oceanic voayges, Miss Lisina has been known to take her to Grand Cayman or the British Virgin Isles for a month or two off-season to unwind or treat a close party of friends to a vacation.<br/><br/>The size of the ship requires her to anchor a mile or more off the coast and the yachts two tenders (http://www.charterworld.com/images/yachts/CAPRI%20With%20tenders.jpg) ferry guests to and from shore.<br/><br/>While appointed luxuriously, the<em>Galaxy's</em>decor is restrained and simple, calm light colours and rich deep polished woods contrast to engage the guest in a subtly relaxing interior and to create a sense of space and light.<br/><br/>The general arrangement of the ship is as follows:<br/><br/><strong>A Deck</strong>comprises an upper sundeck with a spa bath (http://www.charterworld.com/images/yachts/CAPRI%20Sundeck.jpg) with amidships, the observation lounge (http://www.charterworld.com/images/yachts/Motor%20Yacht%20CAPRI%20-%20Observation%20Lounge.jpg) comprising a bar, casual dining deck, sundeck and a wellness suite that can be converted quickly to be used for massage, tanning beds, beauty treatments or a small gym. Forwards are further private open areas and a flying observation bridge above the navigation bridge. This layout gives ample space for parties of an evening or sun-worshipping during the day and the smaller forwards master sun deck permits privacy even with guests aboard.<br/><br/><strong>B Deck</strong>features a main open deck aft (http://www.charterworld.com/images/yachts/CAPRI%20Aftdeck.jpg) where meals may be served, or which in the daytime forms a more relaxed and informal space, with, forward of this the skylounge with cinema (http://www.charterworld.com/images/yachts/Motor%20Yacht%20CAPRI%20-%20Skylounge.jpg). Forward of the skylounge is a further bar area and stairs up to A Deck.<br/><br/>Forward of the skylounge to port is the upper galley used when serving food to guests on the upper decks. The green-marked areas forwards and to starboard of this being the captains suite and the navigation bridge. Crew access ladders descend to the rest of the crew quarters on decks D and E.<br/><br/>Also on B deck forwards on the port side is a private office for use by the Master and reached via the open deck up a gangway from the Master suite.<br/><br/><strong>C Deck</strong>provides a further small sun/seating area at the stern and forwards of this the main public rooms of the vessel and the guest accomodations, galley and dining areas. The aft-most room is the main saloon (http://www.charterworld.com/images/yachts/Motor%20Yacht%20CAPRI%20-%20Main%20saloon.jpg) which fills much of this deck (http://www.charterworld.com/images/yachts/Motor%20Yacht%20CAPRI%20-%20Main%20saloon%202.jpg) aft of amidships. Forward of the main saloon is the main dining salon. (http://www.charterworld.com/images/yachts/CAPRI%20Dining.jpg) Darya entertains here on the more formal occasions. For informal parties this space can be cleared and set aside for hot or cold buffets and the catering staff provide a less formal dining experience allowing guests to circulate through the ship while eating and drinking.<br/><br/>Forward of the main dining salon to port is the galley, usually there are two chefs and four assistants/waitresses who work here. To starboard is the main starcase down to the guest cabins. Forwards again of these areas is the Master suite,comprising bedroom, (http://www.charterworld.com/images/yachts/CAPRI%20Accommodation.jpg) en-suite bathroom (http://www.charterworld.com/images/yachts/Motor%20Yacht%20CAPRI%20-%20Master%20ensuite.jpg) and private office. (http://www.charterworld.com/images/yachts/Motor%20Yacht%20CAPRI%20-%20Private%20Office.jpg) There is also a private lounge, dressing room and a children's bedroom which Darya uses as accomodation for her personal slaves. At the forepeak of the ship an open private deck is provided for the master.<br/><br/><strong>D Deck</strong>at the stern provides a boat dock for the jetskis and a swimming platform. Forwards of this are the main engineering spaces with forwards again the guest cabin (http://www.charterworld.com/images/yachts/Motor%20Yacht%20CAPRI%20-%20Guest.jpg) accomodations. These comprise three main double bedrooms plus a twin room. (http://www.charterworld.com/images/yachts/Motor%20Yacht%20CAPRI%20-%20Childrens%20Cabin.jpg) Forward again from the guest areas is the crew accomodation with bunk-berths for 16 crew - the six galley staff, the butler/head waiter, the chief engineer and his assistant, five deckands and two subordinate navigation officers. With the captain the total crew is 17. The ship can accomodate 8 guests, plus up to 4 in the master suite.<br/><br/><div align="center">(http://www.charterworld.com/images/yachts/CAPRI.jpg)</div><br/><strong>E Deck</strong>is given over to further engineering spaces as well as the storage tanks for drinking water, sewage and diesel fuel. At this lowest level in the ship is the maintenance deck with laundry, crew galley, crew dining room, crew rest lounge, general workshop and maintenance stores.<br/><br/>In the ships plans above, brown depicts open deck, orange is roofed/enclosed public spaces including guest cabins, green is crews quarters and facilities, and ships navigation areas, yellow is the master suite (which includes a children's cabin), purple are facilities such as galleys and equipment, blue is engineering spaces including water and diesel tanks and engine room exhausts. In each case details depicted in a lighter shade represents furniture and fixtures.