Named after Shirley Temple's famous 1934 song On the Good Ship Lollipop, the eighth hull in Moonen's 122 Martinique series features confectionery-inspired details throughout her living spaces, guest cabins and outdoor entertaining areas.
Delivered earlier this year, the 345GT Lollipop features exterior design by René van der Velden, naval architecture by Diana Yacht Design and interiors by Vripack, with personal touches ranging from candy-themed guest cabins to Murano glass sweets on the sundeck.
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From a Performance Catamaran to a Personalized Moonen
Before acquiring Lollipop, her owners spent almost a decade exploring the Caribbean and America's East Coast aboard a 17m high-performance catamaran. Accustomed to spending around eight months a year at sea, they wanted more space and the support of a full-time crew without changing how they traveled.
They discovered the Moonen while visiting Monaco, where they learned that a Martinique hull was already under construction. Vripack's white paneling, walnut joinery and contemporary interpretation of classical architecture appealed to them. Although construction was already advanced, the couple still had considerable scope to personalize the yacht.
When I was young working as a skipper, I always said, 'If I ever have a big power boat, it'll be The Good Ship Lollipop."
The name was a longstanding ambition of one owner, who had decided years earlier, while working as a skipper, to call a future motor yacht Lollipop. That choice soon shaped the decorative brief.
Candy-Inspired Cabins and a Custom Owner's Suite
In the main salon, a Delft pottery-inspired mural behind the dining table conceals storage for service ware. Vripack adapted the artwork to include bonbons, Tootsie Rolls and lemon drops, alongside a child resembling the owners' daughter holding an oversized lollipop. An open bar and wine refrigerator at the salon entrance encourage guests to help themselves.
Each of the four lower-deck guest cabins has its own confectionery theme: peppermint, lemon drop, Swedish fish or gummy bear. Individual color schemes and candy-striped wallpaper carry the idea through the accommodation without overwhelming the yacht's more restrained finishes.
Curved walls and arched ceilings are recurring features, particularly in the main-deck owner's suite. A hallway lined with windows on one side and a walk-in wardrobe on the other leads to the cabin, where Vripack repositioned the bed to face aft and improve circulation. Above it, a bespoke leather ceiling features a swirling lollipop motif.
Murano Glass Candies on the Sundeck
The sundeck contains some of Lollipop's most distinctive custom features. Its aft hot tub has a glass front decorated with Murano glass candies, with water cascading over the artwork. At the walk-up bar, pastel lighting draws attention to a resin countertop embedded with decorative sweets that the owners positioned themselves.
There is also an outdoor dining area, grill and pop-up television, while two suspended swing chairs provide a quieter spot for reading. The owners wanted features they could appreciate from aboard rather than details intended mainly for people looking at the motor yacht from the dock.
On the deck below, the skylounge has a Frame television with speakers and a subwoofer. The adjoining aft deck offers another dining area, bordered by the owners' miniature herb and flower gardens. Her exterior carries its own subtle color scheme, with a metallic hull finished in white, light silver and blue-gray tones beneath a white superstructure.
Moonen's Next Martinique Takes Shape
Lollipop's Monaco appearance follows her delivery earlier this year. She retains the Martinique platform's long-range cruising credentials, with a reported range of approximately 4,000 nautical miles at 10 knots and a top speed of 17 knots.
Moonen is also progressing with YN208, the tenth 37.4m Martinique, following the turning of her steel hull at Talsma Shipyards. The 345GT yacht remains available for purchase and is scheduled for delivery in June 2027.
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