The Sanlorenzo SX76 stands as a masterpiece of Italian yacht design – a seamless fusion of flybridge comfort and explorer-style innovation. Crafted for those who value both elegance and adventure, this exceptional 23.75-metre yacht offers a lifestyle that flows effortlessly between relaxation, entertainment, and discovery.
The SX76 epitomises Sanlorenzo’s pioneering ‘crossover’ philosophy – blurring the boundaries between classic motor yacht and expedition vessel. From her spacious flybridge to her open-plan saloon and beach club, every area is designed to maximise your connection with the sea. Wide windows flood the interior with natural light, while sliding glass doors dissolve the line between inside and out – creating the perfect setting for alfresco dining, evening cocktails, or simply unwinding at anchor.
Step inside and you’re greeted by a contemporary interior finished in Alpi oak with gloss lacquered ceilings and warm walnut parquet flooring. The atmosphere is one of understated luxury – tactile, natural, and impeccably detailed.
The saloon features an inviting Flexiform L-shaped sofa in rich Tivola fabric, complemented by a marble-topped coffee table and a 50” Samsung TV. A Jacaranda Platinum rug and ambient lighting enhance the sense of sophistication, while an 18-bottle Miele wine cooler keeps your favourite bottles perfectly chilled.
Forward, the dining area offers a polished marble table and seating for eight – the ideal space for intimate dinners or lively gatherings. The galley, concealed by a sliding mirror-finish partition, is fully equipped with Miele appliances, including a 4-plate induction hob, dishwasher, and oven, alongside a stainless-steel double sink and side-by-side Samsung fridge. Functionality meets finesse – allowing for onboard entertaining with ease.
The SX76’s four-cabin layout accommodates up to eight guests in supreme comfort, each with private ensuites finished in Emperador marble and Fantini accessories.
Owner’s cabin: Amidships, the full-beam suite offers a sanctuary of calm. A plush double bed, walk-in wardrobe, and 43” mirror TV create an inviting retreat. The ensuite bathroom, with its rain shower and heated marble floor, rivals that of a five-star hotel.
VIP cabin: Forward, the VIP suite features a sofa, 32” TV, and ample storage – perfect for guests who appreciate space and privacy.
Guest cabins: Port and starboard cabins each provide twin berths, wardrobe storage, and entertainment systems – ideal for additional guests.
Crew quarters: Accessed from the cockpit, the crew cabin sleeps two and includes its own shower room, laundry area, and direct engine room access – ensuring discreet and seamless service.
The SX76’s exterior spaces are designed for outdoor living. The flybridge offers panoramic views, air conditioning, and a hardtop with opening blade roof – providing shade or sunshine as desired. Entertain guests with cocktails at the wet bar, dine al fresco around the electric up/down sustainably sourced teak table, or relax in the aft sun lounging areas on the B&B Butterfly modular sofas.
Forward, the bow area becomes a private haven for morning coffee or sunset aperitifs – complete with a U-shaped sofa, twin tables, and generous sunpads beneath a sun awning. At the water’s edge, the beach club invites you to dive straight into the ocean. With a hydraulic swim platform, pantograph step passarelle, tender crane, and easy sea access, it’s ideal for launching water toys or simply lounging by the water.
Powered by twin Volvo IPS1200 D13 900hp engines, this SX76 delivers a top speed of 22 knots and a range of 615 nautical miles at 11 knots – striking the perfect balance between performance and efficiency. Sleipner stabiliser fins ensure a smooth, stable experience, whether underway or at anchor.
At the helm, the Raymarine integrated navigation suite combines intuitive technology with reliability – giving owners confidence in all conditions.
The upgraded AV package transforms the SX76 into a floating haven of entertainment. From the saloon’s full surround sound set up to JL Audio waterproof speakers across the flybridge, bow, and beach club, every zone is tuned for immersive sound. Each cabin features its own individual setup, offering guests personalised entertainment at sea.
For connectivity, the yacht includes a Wi-Fi 4G system with a marina hotspot antenna and predisposition for Starlink and KVH TV6 – ensuring seamless communication wherever your journey takes you.
Owning a Sanlorenzo SX76 isn’t just about acquiring a yacht – it’s about embracing a new way of living. It’s the freedom to explore hidden coves at dawn, host friends for sunset dinners on deck, and wake each morning surrounded by understated beauty and quiet innovation.
Available now, this SX76 #144 is available to view in Southampton and ready to make summer 2026 a season one of effortless adventure, luxurious comfort, and timeless design.
Contact us today to arrange a private viewing, discuss part exchange opportunities, or explore tailored financing options.
The Sanlorenzo SX76 – because true luxury is measured in moments, not miles.
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Redefining what steel can become at sea, Sanlorenzo has unveiled the first 74Steel, ahead of its launch in La Spezia.
At 74 metres and around 1,900 GT, the new flagship becomes an instant icon of the Italian shipyard, delivering the advanced technology, bespoke personalisation, and discreet grace for which Sanlorenzo yachts are renowned, but on a new and ambitious scale.
“From a brand perspective, this is a pivotal moment for Sanlorenzo,” says Massimo Perotti, Chairman and CEO of the Sanlorenzo group. “This is our most ambitious project and it marks a new pinnacle in our steel range, but the 74Steel is more than just our largest yacht; it’s a statement of our values— representing elegance, restraint, and the purity of living life at sea—the core values of Sanlorenzo.”
“With the 74Steel, we’re challenging the idea that size equals excess. We’re demonstrating that we can apply the same refinement and precision you’d expect from Sanlorenzo, even in this new, larger category. This is not just about size – it’s about philosophy.”
Developed on a pre-engineered technical platform, the 74Steel provides innovation and uncompromising design in abundance, becoming the new flagship for the yard. It embodies Sanlorenzo’s time-honoured commitment to craftsmanship, innovation and made-to-measure yachting, enabling owners to shape their vessel into an intimately personal work of art without compromising structural integrity or engineering excellence.
With three hulls sold and a fourth under negotiation before the first even touches the water, the owners of subsequent launches have curated unique interiors, customised layouts, and even different bow configurations. Although the platform is engineered to 72-metres LOA, all the current orders are of slightly different length depending on the bow shape. Moreover, the first two units have a diesel-electric propulsion system, the third has conventional in line shaft – propulsion. This flexible approach ensures that each yacht can evolve with the owner’s needs, while maintaining a tried-and-tested framework.
“We’re offering our clients a yacht that feels fully customised without losing the reliability of a proven platform and the aesthetic that makes a Sanlorenzo recognisable everywhere”, explains Tommaso Vincenzi, CEO of Sanlorenzo.
“Each of the three hulls in this series to date is a true reflection of bespoke design. The owners have worked closely with us, almost co-authoring their yacht, allowing for an unprecedented level of customisation. These are not just yachts — they’re expressions of individuality.”
Exterior Design: Architectural calm on an unprecedented scale
The exterior lines by Zuccon International Project represent a bold evolution of the design language the Rome-based studio has brought to Sanlorenzo, merging sinuous, soft forms with strength and elegance in timeless harmony. Key elements, such as the vertical bow and dynamic stern for the first unit, enhance both the yacht’s aesthetic and its functional relationship with the sea.
“This project marks a decisive change of scale in floating architecture,” says Bernardo Zuccon, Architect. “The exterior design is the outcome of an extensive process of stylistic research, through which we embraced a dimension never before explored by the shipyard – a true expression of machines à habiter, to quote the famous words of Le Corbusier.”
Interior Design: An owner-centric approach, designed from the inside-out
Every line, every volume, and every spatial transition was crafted with the owner’s experience in mind. From the dedicated owner’s deck to light-filled salons and seamless sightlines, architecture defines the way life unfolds onboard.
The interior design of the first unit, by Francesco Paszkowski in collaboration with Margherita Casprini, reflects the sculpted forms of the exterior. In particular, the furniture pieces are characterised by pronounced curves, and the design is complemented by rugs with sinuous shapes that help define spaces in a non-traditional manner.
“Each new project with Sanlorenzo is a source of great pride for us,” says Francesco Paszkowski, Architect.
“The 74Steel marks another milestone in a long-standing collaboration that continues to evolve through increasingly ambitious undertakings. In this case, the owner placed particular emphasis on the interiors, and our work focused on translating those requests into spaces of refined elegance and functionality, while maintaining a constant dialogue with the stylistic codes and classic details that define Sanlorenzo’s identity.”
Margherita Casprini adds: “The choice of materials, meticulously curated and elegantly refined, plays a crucial role in achieving the yacht’s warm and modern atmosphere. The interiors are dominated by matte wood finishes, giving the yacht a natural, refined feel, while more eclectic materials bring vibrancy and uniqueness to the various spaces. Each ensuite bathroom, for example, features a different variety of marble with colours and textures that are carried through into the artwork on board.”
Technical Excellence
A key element of the first 74Steel is its diesel-electric system. This diesel-electric propulsion setup provides more freedom in terms of layout, making it possible to repurpose technical spaces for recreational areas. This is especially evident in the expansive beach club and spa areas, which are significantly larger than those on a conventional yacht of similar size.
Engineered in-house in collaboration with Siemens Energy to maximise efficiency while ensuring reliability, the propulsion system itself relies on six variable-speed Volvo Penta – Mase generators driving twin Schottel E-Pods of 1,000kW each. The hybrid setup includes water-cooled LEHMANN COBRA battery systems employing inherently safe lithium iron phosphate (LFP) cell technology that offer a combined 1.5 MWh capacity.
“With redundancy built into both the power and propulsion systems, owners can enjoy peace of mind knowing the yacht’s essential functions remain unaffected in case of any failure,” says Giovanni Bizzarri, New Product Development Executive Director.
In addition, the yacht’s HVAC system utilises Variable Air Volume (VAV) technology to regulate the amount of conditioned air delivered to different zones based on real-time temperature and occupancy needs, providing optimal air circulation and precise temperature control. This advanced system guarantees maximum comfort, energy efficiency, and a quiet, peaceful environment throughout the yacht.
The Sanlorenzo Signature
At around 1,900 gross tons, the 74Steel sits at the upper limit of Sanlorenzo’s size range. This is driven by a mix of strategic considerations and production capacity. By limiting its focus to yachts below 2,000GT, Sanlorenzo avoids the risks associated with building ‘gigayachts’, which become increasingly difficult to manage in terms of both market appeal and production complexity.
74Steel is more than a flagship — it is a landmark in Sanlorenzo’s evolution. With its blend of architectural purity, advanced technology, and unprecedented personalisation, it reflects not only where Sanlorenzo stands today, but where it is going. From steel to sustainability, from scale to soul, the 74Steel embodies a future in which innovation and elegance remain inseparable.
Step Onboard: Deck by Deck
Sun Deck
The Sun deck offers more al fresco dining with a bar/galley unit and commanding views from the highest point of the yacht. There is forward sofa seating arranged around a firepit and another hot tub flanked by sunpads, while the aft deck is devoted to sunbathing. Importantly, a transparent glass windbreak under the hardtop protects guests when the breeze picks up.
Owner’s Deck
At the heart of the 74Steel is the Owner’s Deck. This sanctuary of privacy and sophistication is spread over 130 square meters of interior space—and even more open-air deck space—that is devoted entirely to the owner’s needs. The suite comes with a private lounge and office; expansive walk-in wardrobe; two spa-inspired bathrooms, one with a stand-alone bathtub; and king-size bed overlooking a private forward terrace with hot tub. The aft deck is set up for secluded dining under the shade of the sundeck above.
Strategic access points ensure that the owner can enjoy complete privacy, with staircases designed to prevent unwanted entry to the owner’s deck when desired. Thoughtful layouts also extend to the suite’s forward terrace, where the owner can enjoy uninterrupted views and outdoor relaxation in a space designed for both tranquillity and connection to the natural surroundings.
Bridge deck
The 56-sqm wheelhouse has been designed for maximum functionality and visibility. Equipped with an integrated bridge by Team Italia, now part of the Rolls-Royce group, it has a walk-around Portuguese bridge. The foredeck can be used as a touch-and-go helipad. In addition to the captain’s cabin, there is another suite for use by staff or a pilot.
The sky lounge aft is divided into two distinct areas. The lounge proper functions primarily as a TV room with sliding glass doors on both sides. Folding glass panels can increase the footprint of this lounge to include a teak-decked interim space with direct access to the open aft deck, again through sliding glass doors, which is set up for “al fresco” dining veranda.
Main Deck
Five ensuite guest suites—two twins, two doubles and a full-beam VIP—are located on the main deck. The VIP suite features its own living room that can be closed off from the sleeping area by sliding panels. A central corridor allows guest to walk straight from their cabins to the main saloon, which is set up both as a lounge area and as a cinema space with TV.
Beyond and separated by a bar unit is a dining table able to seat up to 14 guests. Both lounge and dining areas—130 sqm in all—have sliding glass doors on both sides to increase contact with the outside environment and encourage a cooling sea breeze.
Continuing aft, a double staircase provides direct access to the gym and spa on the lower deck. The open aft deck is dominated by a large glass-bottomed pool that illuminates the beach club below.
Lower Deck
The lower deck houses a pro-spec galley with a spacious crew dinette opposite. In the forward section are 11 crew cabins (the captain’s cabin is on the bridge deck) and a 12th cabin that can double as a hospital berth. Crucially, there are two dedicated crew stairs between the lower deck and the bridge deck, ensuring smooth, efficient and discreet service.
Two tender garages amidships house a 10-metre Pascoe limo tender and the crew tender as well as a range water toys. The garages can be accessed from both the crew quarters and the engine room.
A major feature of the 74Steel is its expansive beach club and wellness area, thanks to the more flexible layout options offered by the diesel-electric drive. The wellness area features a gym with fold-down platform, massage room, sauna, hammam plunge pool, and even a family room for younger guests.
A transom door that cleverly folds flush into the swim platform and fold-down bulwarks allow the beach club to grow even larger when needed: a massive walk-around, exterior space when everything is deployed. The customisation options for this area are designed to cater to the owner’s personal tastes, whether that means more relaxation or entertainment areas.
Tank Deck
The tank deck is devoted to storage, crew accommodation and services. This includes cold/freezer room, dry stores, refrigerated garbage room, wine cellar, as well as a crew relaxation area and a crew gym—a specific request of the owner.
The tank deck can be customised to provide more storage or additional crew areas, depending on what each owner requires. The first hull, for example, even has an area for hydroponic cultivation so the yacht can grow its own fresh vegetables. This soil-less method of growing plants uses mineral nutrient solutions to deliver water, nutrients, and oxygen directly to the plant roots.
For more information, please contact the Sanlorenzo Yachts UK team via [email protected] or use the form below.
When it comes to luxury yacht and superyacht experiences, the water toys onboard are integral to adventure, exploration, and unforgettable fun. Guests of all ages – from thrill-seekers to families with young children – look forward to the playful freedom these toys provide.
But which toys are the most popular, the most versatile, and the most requested for yacht charters?
Why they’re popular: Jet skis remain the quintessential yacht toy – fast, exhilarating, and easy to use. They provide instant high-octane action and a sense of freedom, making them a favourite for adults and older teens who want to explore secluded bays, race across open water, or simply enjoy the thrill of speed.
Best for: Adrenaline seekers, couples, and families with older children.
Charter insight: Almost every luxury charter yacht carries them, and they remain one of the first toys requested when guests step onboard.
Why they’re popular: Sleek, jet-powered Seabobs enable guests to glide effortlessly across the surface or dive beneath the waves to explore reefs and marine life – without the need for heavy scuba gear.
Best for: Adventurous guests of all ages – as long as they’re confident swimmers.
Charter insight: Their compact size and versatility make Seabobs one of the fastest-growing requests on charter itineraries, particularly in tropical destinations with warm, clear azure waters.
Why they’re popular: Inflatable slides, trampolines, climbing walls, and modular waterparks transform a yacht into a floating playground. They provide endless fun for children and families while also appealing to adults – especially those looking for a social, Instagram-worthy moment.
Best for: Families with children, multi-generational groups, and guests who prefer safe, splash-filled fun close to the yacht.
Charter insight: Inflatable slides are among the most photographed toys on charters and create unforgettable shared moments for groups of all ages.
Why they’re popular: No yacht toy collection is complete without snorkelling and diving equipment. From full-face masks to professional dive setups, this kit enables guests to immerse themselves in the beauty of the underwater world at their own pace.
Best for: Guests of all ages, from children discovering fish in shallow lagoons to certified divers exploring wrecks and reefs.
Charter insight: A timeless staple – often the most used ‘toy’ on board, particularly in destinations like the Caribbean or Mediterranean.
Why they’re popular: From high-tech thrills to serene exploration, these toys offer a versatile mix of adventure. E-Foils (such as Fliteboards) give riders the sensation of silently flying above the water, appealing to both beginners and seasoned thrill-seekers. In contrast, stand-up paddleboards (SUPs) and kayaks provide a slower, more mindful connection with the sea – ideal for exploring lagoons or gliding quietly through calm bays.
Best for: Guests of all ages. E-Foils are perfect for adrenaline-loving teens and adults, while SUPs and kayaks suit families, wellness enthusiasts, and those who prefer a tranquil pace.
Charter insight: This combination consistently ranks among the most requested combination of toys for luxury charters. Guests love the contrast as it ensures there’s something for every mood and energy level.
Submersibles/Personal submarines
Why they’re popular: Personal submarines bring a new dimension of luxury adventure, allowing guests to descend beneath the surface in comfort and style. With panoramic underwater vistas and state-of-the-art technology, these subs make it possible to explore reefs, wrecks, and marine life without getting wet.
Best for: Explorers at heart, couples, and families looking to experience a once-in-a-lifetime underwater journey.
Charter highlight: Increasingly featured on the most exclusive yachts, submersibles are now among the most requested toys for charter guests in coral-rich or deep-water destinations, adding a true sense of discovery to any itinerary.
Jetlev Flyers
Why they’re popular: These jet-powered flyers let guests soar high above the sea in a dramatic, gravity-defying display. They deliver pure adrenaline and are guaranteed to make a lasting impression on both riders and onlookers.
Best for: Thrill-seekers and adventurous guests eager for an unforgettable, high-energy experience.
Charter highlight: Though still a niche option, Jetlev Flyers are rapidly gaining attention. Their exclusivity and incredible photo opportunities make them one of the most talked-about toys during charters.
The magic of spending time on a luxury yacht or superyacht (through ownership or charter) lies in the ability to offer something for everyone. Whether it’s the thrill of a jet ski, the futuristic ride of an e-foil, or the family-friendly fun of inflatable slides, the onboard water toys enhance every moment afloat, creating truly unforgettable experiences and memories that will last a lifetime.
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Düsseldorf is a city where elegance meets energy, a place where haute couture, world-class art, and riverside charm flow together in perfect balance. Each January, it becomes the global epicentre of yachting as it hosts boot Düsseldorf – the world’s largest indoor international boat and watersports show.
For yacht owners, industry leaders, and discerning enthusiasts, it is the ultimate stage for innovation, entertainment, and adventure. But beyond the bustling exhibition halls lies a city of unexpected allure – one where tradition and modernity co-exist in seamless harmony.
With its celebrated Königsallee, Michelin-starred dining, renowned museums, and nightlife that hums with sophistication, Düsseldorf offers one of Europe’s most stylish urban escapes. Whether you arrive for a world premiere at the boat show or a private city retreat, this riverside capital promises an immersion into culture, luxury, and discovery.
Altstadt (Old Town): Known as “the longest bar in the world,” Düsseldorf’s Altstadt pulses with convivial energy. More than 300 breweries and taverns line its cobbled streets, where sipping a glass of dark, malty Altbier at Uerige or Füchschen is to step into Rhineland tradition. Amid the historic façades, you’ll also find chic galleries and contemporary eateries – a delightful juxtaposition of old and new.
Königsallee (Kö): The city’s crown jewel is a boulevard of couture houses, jewellers, and luxury boutiques mirrored in its leafy canal. Shopping here is a ritual of refinement – where every step along the Kö feels like part of a grand parade of elegance. Discreet concierge services, bespoke tailoring, and exclusive maisons ensure that even the most seasoned traveller finds something extraordinary.
Kunstsammlung NRW: A sanctuary for art collectors and aficionados, this museum houses treasures from some of the world’s most iconic artists. Private viewings and curator-led tours can be arranged, adding an extra layer of enjoyment and personalisation.
Schlossturm (Castle Tower): Standing sentinel over the Rhine, this maritime museum recalls the city’s centuries-old bond with trade, navigation, and the river – a fitting reminder of Düsseldorf’s historic role as a gateway of exchange.
Rhine Promenade: The city’s most beautiful walk. Lined with cafés and shaded terraces, it’s a place to linger as yachts, riverboats, and barges glide past in the golden light of evening. It is where the city slows, where conversations stretch long into the night with a glass of dry Riesling in hand.
Rheinturm (Rhine Tower): At 240 metres, Düsseldorf’s landmark tower is both beacon and vantage point. Its revolving restaurant offers a front-row seat to the sunset, when champagne glasses catch the glow of a skyline as it transitions from day to night.
MedienHafen (Media Harbour): Once an industrial dock, now an architectural showcase. Frank Gehry’s sculptural buildings, striking glass towers, and bold design spaces frame a harbour where creativity thrives. Fine dining restaurants and sleek bars complete the scene – a place where art, architecture, and gastronomy converge on the water’s edge.
Museum Kunstpalast: From classical antiquities to modern masterpieces, this museum embodies Düsseldorf’s rich cultural identity. At its heart shimmers one of Europe’s most impressive glass collections, a reminder of craftsmanship elevated to art.
Deutsche Oper am Rhein: With opera and ballet performances staged to world-class precision, this institution is Düsseldorf’s heartbeat of high culture. An evening here, under its glittering lights, is to witness the city at its most refined.
Tonhalle Düsseldorf: Beneath its celestial domed roof, concerts unfold with pitch-perfect acoustics. The atmosphere is immersive, intimate, and utterly transcendent.
Private Rhine cruises: Drift past the skyline and vineyards aboard a private charter, complete with on-board dining and curated wine tastings.
Day trips: Cologne’s Gothic cathedral is only 30 minutes away, while the romantic Rhine Valley beckons with vineyards, castles, and fairytale villages.
Helicopter tours: For an aerial panorama, private flights reveal the winding river, medieval spires, and rolling countryside in unforgettable fashion.
Breidenbacher Hof, a Capella Hotel: Timeless grandeur on Königsallee with impeccable service, it remains the city’s most prestigious address.
Hyatt Regency Düsseldorf: Bold, modern design with panoramic harbour views, a sanctuary for international business and leisure travellers.
Steigenberger Parkhotel: Belle Époque elegance with modern luxury – perfect for those who desire heritage with refinement.
Im Schiffchen: A Michelin star and a destination where French artistry blends seamlessly with Rhineland tradition.
Nagaya: A Michelin-starred Japanese restaurant that reflects Düsseldorf’s cosmopolitan spirit.
Berens’ am Kai: Contemporary culinary innovation on the waterfront.
Altbier breweries: Authentic, convivial, and essential to experiencing Düsseldorf as locals do.
Sir Walter: A stylish lounge where Düsseldorf’s cosmopolitan set gather for cocktails and conversation.
Nachtresidenz: A glamorous address where DJs, live acts, and an international crowd keep the night alive.
Altstadt pubs: Spirited, authentic, and effortlessly lively – the Old Town after dark is pure Rhineland energy.
For nine days each January, Düsseldorf may become the global stage for luxury yachting but throughout the year, it offers something far more lasting – a refined urban experience where haute couture, gastronomy, art, and the gentle rhythm of the Rhine flow in harmony.
For the discerning traveller, Düsseldorf is a city of discovery and refinement, where innovation meets timeless elegance, and every visit feels like a new chapter.
Sanlorenzo returns to the Monaco Yacht Show with two headline yachts that express its architectural approach to life at sea: 57Steel Virtuosity and SD132 Andiamo. Together, they showcase the shipyard’s unmistakable, yet evolving, design language of light, proportion and privacy across its steel and composite segments.
Representing Sanlorenzo’s leadership position in the superyacht category, 57Steel Virtuosity brings bold character alongside clean, elegant lines to Port Hercule. It is joined by another of the shipyard’s most revolutionary models, the new flagship of Sanlorenzo’s Yacht Business Unit, SD132 Andiamo, which was publicly premiered for the first time at the beginning of the month at the Cannes Yachting Festival.
These masterpieces are the result of a long-standing collaboration with Zuccon International Project, who penned the exteriors of both vessels and the interiors of SD132 Andiamo, interpreting Sanlorenzo’s vision with a refined architectural sensibility that balances sculptural elegance and functional clarity. The interiors of 57 Steel Virtuosity, entrusted to Piero Lissoni (Lissoni & Partners), reflect a coherent and poetic narrative of space, where light and materiality converge to create environments of rare sophistication and emotional resonance.The collaboration between Zuccon and Lissoni – two creative voices deeply attuned to Sanlorenzo’s ethos – underscores the brand’s commitment to continuity and excellence. Their shared design vision, perfected over years of collaboration, translates into yachts that are unique, not only aesthetically, offering a seamless dialogue between exterior and interior, form and feeling, sea and shelter.
57Steel Virtuosity expresses steel re-proportioned: five decks and ~1,050 GT shaped around privacy, light and sea-level living. Designed by Bernardo Zuccon, she stands as a symbol of sculptural coherence and architectural clarity. The wheelhouse rises to the bridge deck to free an owner’s domain across the upper deck; a pool forward and discreet side gates protect the view and the hush.
Aft, the main-deck pool crowns a beach area that opens on three sides to the water. Interiors by Piero Lissoni bring a calm, residential feel—fluid, luminous, and emotionally resonant—reflecting Sanlorenzo’s interpretation of the way to live life at sea.
The largest composite-built yacht ever produced by the shipyard, as well as the largest of the historic semi-displacement line, SD132 Andiamo pairs long-range composure with generous, open-air geometry. A glass pool at the bow and an ~85 m² flybridge frame the horizon; aft, opening terraces create a broad sea-level platform. The 55 m² owner’s suite sits forward on the main deck, with a side garage for transverse tender launch ensuring utility never disturbs the yacht’s elegance.
Thanks to Zuccon International Project’s design (both for interiors and exteriors), SD132 Andiamo reinterprets the timeless silhouette of transatlantic liners with clean lines and balanced volumes, while evoking a floating residence—fluid, luminous, and quietly sophisticated. The yacht’s semi-displacement hull ensures efficient cruising and exceptional comfort, while the flexible four-deck layout offers clear separation between social and private areas. A luminous beach club and opening terraces enhance the connection to the sea, embodying Sanlorenzo’s vision of elegance, innovation, and experiential beauty.
With the presence of 57Steel Virtuosity and SD132 Andiamo in Monaco, Sanlorenzo underscores its role as a benchmark for design-led innovation – shaping yachts where structure becomes space, and space becomes experience.
Sanlorenzo and Bluegame have once again demonstrated their leadership in yacht innovation and sustainable design excellence, with two prestigious wins at the Design Innovation Awards 2025, organised by Confindustria Nautica during the International Boat Show in Genoa.
Sanlorenzo SL110A: Best superyacht over 24-metres
The Sanlorenzo SL110A, the latest evolution of the brand’s pioneering asymmetrical yacht design concept, was crowned winner in the Superyacht category (yachts over 24-metres LH).
The jury praised the SL110A for it innovative distribution of interior space and ongoing research into sustainable materials and refined finishes
This recognition underscores Sanlorenzo’s commitment to pushing the boundaries of superyacht design while offering owners more connection with the sea through its asymmetrical layout.
Bluegame BGF45: Best multihull for innovation
In the Multihulls, Sailing or Power category, the spotlight was on the Bluegame BGF45, celebrated for introducing cutting-edge technology into serial production.
This award reinforces Bluegame’s reputation as a bold innovator in the multihull segment, delivering ground-breaking design with practical functionality.
The international jury, chaired by renowned Italian designer Walter De Silva, applied a cross-disciplinary approach, drawing on expertise in boating, design, and culture.
The Design Innovation Awards, presented annually at the Genoa International Boat Show, honour projects that combine design excellence, creativity, and sustainability while anticipating market trends.
With the wins for Sanlorenzo SL110A and Bluegame BGF45, the Sanlorenzo Group reaffirms its leadership in the global yachting industry, showcasing a vision centred on innovation, environmental responsibility, and Italian design heritage.
Our award-winning team at Sanlorenzo Yachts UK has added another prestigious accolade to its growing list of achievements.
At an exclusive ceremony during the recent Cannes Yachting Festival, Sanlorenzo Yachts UK was awarded Sales Performance of the Year for Bluegame Yachts. This global award recognises the team’s outstanding success, having achieved more Bluegame sales than any other dealer worldwide.
“This recognition goes beyond commercial success; it is a testament to the professionalism, dedication, and passion of our UK team, as well as the invaluable support and commitment of our colleagues at the Bluegame shipyard in Italy,” says Nick Hatfield, Managing Director at Sanlorenzo Yachts UK.
“Although Bluegame is a relatively young yacht brand compared to some, it has already established itself as a distinctive force in the UK market. We are proud to represent such a forward-thinking and innovative brand that offers a truly fresh approach to yachting.”
Founded in 2004 by Olympic sailor and architect Luca Santella, Bluegame became part of the Sanlorenzo Group in 2018. With a philosophy centred on innovation, sustainability, and the creation of versatile yachts that defy traditional categorisation, the brand continues to gain momentum – with UK buyers leading the charge.
Hatfield continues: “Bluegame’s owner-focused layouts, robust engineering, and exceptionally high level of standard specification are proving hugely appealing to our discerning UK clients. The shipyard’s continuous development demonstrates a relentless drive to push design boundaries, as seen with the debut of the pioneering BGF45 in Cannes – an incredible feat of engineering using foil technology to enhance performance, efficiency and comfort.
“And Düsseldorf 2026 will bring the arrival of a new flagship in the BGX range – an exciting series that combines the adventurous spirit of an explorer yacht with uncompromising luxury and functionality.”
Alongside its success in new yacht sales, Sanlorenzo Yachts UK continues to excel in the luxury yacht brokerage market. Building on this strong performance, the company will expand its team and its presence later this year with the opening of a new showroom in London’s Mayfair, complementing its established base in Swanwick, Southampton.
“With our new location, we’re taking an important step in extending our reach and reinforcing our commitment to our UK clients,” Hatfield adds. “Many of our clients live, work, or travel frequently through London, and this showroom will give us the ability to meet them on their terms. Time is our clients’ most precious commodity, and this presence in the capital will save them exactly that.”
When it comes to luxury yacht and superyacht design, no two vessels are ever truly alike. Each reflects the personality and lifestyle of its owner, combining artistry, engineering, and innovation to create a one-of-a-kind home on the water.
Yet, despite the bespoke nature of yacht design, certain interior features are consistently requested because they elevate comfort, sophistication, and the overall yachting experience.
Based on his extensive experience, Charles Thatcher from our expert team at Sanlorenzo Yachts UK shares the top five most popular interior features on luxury yachts and superyachts.
A yacht’s interior is as much a statement of individuality as it is a place for relaxation. Owners frequently request handcrafted furniture and cabinetry tailored to their exact specifications.
This emphasis on tailored craftsmanship transforms each yacht into a floating private residence with an unmistakable personality.
Entertainment and socialising are at the heart of the yachting lifestyle. Owners and guests expect cinematic experiences that rival the world’s finest venues.
These features ensure that whether hosting a glamorous party or enjoying a quiet family movie night, entertainment is always immersive and effortless.
Modern yacht design has embraced the wellness revolution, offering sanctuaries that rival many five-star resorts.
Wellness areas underscore a growing desire for yachts to be more than just an indulgence – they’re now places of rejuvenation and balance.
The materials chosen for a yacht’s interior define its character. Owners often seek rare and luxurious finishes that bring warmth, elegance, and exclusivity.
These premium materials not only create a tactile sense of luxury but also stand as testaments to the craftsmanship and artistry behind each yacht.
Flexibility is key to modern yacht interiors. Spaces are designed to adapt seamlessly to different occasions, from intimate family time to glamorous entertaining, or discreet business meetings afloat. Popular requests include:
This versatility ensures every square metre serves multiple purposes, balancing style with practicality.
The future of luxury yacht & superyacht interiors
The overarching trend is clear: luxury yachts are no longer just floating symbols of wealth, but are now being designed for living, working, and entertaining with ease. Smart technology, sustainability, and advanced connectivity (including Starlink satellite internet for seamless remote working from yacht) are fast becoming standard.
In summary, from bespoke furniture to world-class spas and cinematic entertainment, the interiors of luxury yachts are shaped by the desire to live life to the full on the water. These top five requested interior features illustrate not only what today’s yacht owners value but also where the future of superyacht design is headed: toward comfort, individuality, and a deeper connection with the ocean.
For more information, please contact the Sanlorenzo Yachts UK team via [email protected] or use the form below.
The 24.67-metre Princess Y75 ‘NIDAJ’ has been listed for sale with Nick Hatfield of award-winning luxury yacht broker Sanlorenzo Yachts UK.
Built in 2018 by Princess International in Plymouth, UK, Nidaj is an impressive example of this planing flybridge motor yacht from Princess – blending performance, seakeeping, and stylish onboard living.
“Nidaj presents as a fabulously specified Princess Y75 with powerful performance and a family-friendly four-cabin layout,” notes Nick.
“From a comprehensive Raymarine navigation suite and Starlink connectivity, to a generous selection of water toys and thoughtful interior touches, she is a turnkey solution for extended Mediterranean cruising.”
Designed for effortless entertaining, the light-filled main saloon features a U-shaped sofa and coffee table to starboard, a two-seater sofa to port and an entertainment centre with a 50” LED TV and surround sound.
Forward, an elegant dining area for eight sits opposite the mid-ships galley, which is exceptionally well-equipped and finished with Azul Aran granite. An electric sliding glass partition allows seamless service from galley to saloon when desired.
Accommodation is for up to nine guests in four cabins, plus crew. The full-beam owner’s suite is accessed via a private lobby aft and includes a large double bed with dressing area and ample wardrobe storage. The ensuite bathroom features twin sinks, a separate shower, electric freshwater toilet, and underfloor heating.
Forward, the VIP suite offers a generous double with dressing table and stereo. Port and starboard guest cabins each provide twin berths with powered conversion to doubles; the starboard bathroom also serves as a day head. All guest bathrooms are ensuite and include separate showers, electric freshwater toilets, and underfloor heating.
Crew are accommodated aft with three berths, storage, and a bathroom with separate shower – together with direct access to the engine room for discreet service.
The expansive flybridge is arranged for open-air living and includes two lava-brick BBQs, seating and sunning space, as well as a 450kg SWL crane to launch the Yamaha jetski offered in the sale inventory.
Powered by twin MAN V12 1800hp engines – last serviced in April 2025 – she delivers a top speed of approximately 34 knots and a comfortable cruising speed of around 26 knots.
Lying in Palma, Mallorca, Nidaj is listed for sale at €2,250,00 Tax Not Paid.
The Board of Directors of Sanlorenzo S.p.A has approved the consolidated half-year financial report as of 30 June 2025.
“The first half of 2025 reflects the resilience of Sanlorenzo, the strength of our brand, and the timeless desirability of our yachts” says Mr. Massimo Perotti, Chairman and CEO of the company.
“Even in a global environment marked by trade tariff uncertainty and broader macroeconomic pressures, we have delivered stability and measured growth, underpinned by sustainable revenues and healthy margins.
“Our positive trajectory and continued growth are testament to our highly differentiated business model, which provides superior resilience. Our order intake, particularly strong for yachts of 30 metres and above, confirms the vitality of our made-to-measure philosophy, our scarcity-driven model and the success of our strategic entry into sailing with Nautor Swan. This, combined with evidence of continued wealth creation among the highest wealth cohorts, gives us strong confidence in the future and allows us to reaffirm our 2025 guidance.
“Innovation remains the essence of our Maison. At the upcoming Cannes Yachting Festival, we will debut three new Sanlorenzo yachts, alongside new launches from Nautor Swan and Bluegame, showcasing the most complete and coveted monobrand portfolios in their respective segments.
“Further premieres will follow in the final quarter – including a new concept for Sanlorenzo that embodies our pursuit of everlasting beauty and innovation, and the first delivery of the 74Steel – a milestone that embodies Sanlorenzo’s position at the pinnacle of the category, whilst retaining our focus within 2,000GT, where the risk-return profile is strongest, rather than pursuing the segment beyond our sweet spot.”