Onboard Lonestar, you’ll find a spacious interior adorned with tasteful Western-chic decor featuring rich woods, supple leather, and custom artworks by local Texans and Native American Indians. The iconic Texas star is a recurring motif in the custom details. The extensive living quarters consist of 16 suites accommodating 32 guests and cabins for a crew of 50. The standout feature is the 5,400-square-foot owner’s suite at the bow, which includes a “secret love crib” with panoramic views.

 

Lonestar doesn’t skimp on amenities either, catering to cowboys and cowgirls alike. The ship boasts a large bar capable of hosting bands and mechanical bull riding. It also offers more conventional facilities like a gym, spa, wine cellar, and a helipad with a connected hangar.

For entertainment, Lonestar provides an array of water toys, including six custom tenders ranging from 23 to 39 feet. Two of these tenders even mirror the distinctive style of the main ship, playfully named Houston and Austin.

In terms of power, Lonestar features a hybrid propulsion system and gas turbines that generate electricity for four pod drives. This configuration allows the vessel to reach a maximum speed of 24 knots, cruise comfortably at 16 knots, and travel an estimated range of 7,500 nautical miles—enough to take you from Texas to the North Pole and back without any concerns.