SANLORENZO 64STEEL

The motor yacht SANLORENZO 64STEEL is the largest superyacht created by the Italian shipyard to date with the first hull launched in 2019 and measuring 64,25 metres (210’79’’). Officina Italiana Design created the exterior styling, with the interior by Francesco Paszkowski. The accommodation sleeps up to 13 guests across six en-suite cabins, and a crew of 18 is on hand to ensure that all guests receive stellar service throughout every journey.

NOTABLE FEATURES OF SANLORENZO 64STEEL

• Massive beach club with wet bar
• Glass-bottomed swimming pool
• Owner's deck
• Owner-customised interiors
• Air conditioning
• Wi-Fi

EXTERIOR

From the extensive fold-out swim platform guests have access to the main deck aft via two stairways. A sofa lines the port and starboard sides while in the centre there is a glass-bottomed swimming pool with sun beds to either side.

A starboard staircase leads to the Owner’s deck, where a large sofa lines the stern and armchairs, drinks tables and a barbeque/bar create the ideal space for casual alfresco dining. The foredeck is also located on this level and offers a stepped layout for privacy, with the option to place sun loungers and/or seating on the raised bow.

The bridge deck has a similar setup to the Owner’s deck, however an alfresco dining table for eight is placed in the shade close to the glass doors into the interior, and a sunbed is available to port along the stern.

The sundeck provides a large open space to host events, and the central hardtop creates shade for alfresco dining and cocktails. Sunbathing areas forward and to the stern complete the setting.

INTERIOR

The lower deck contains a spacious beach club that is lit from above by the glass-bottomed swimming pool, and fold-out sections in the bulwarks create side-terraces with for even greater natural light, space and connection to the surroundings. To the stern, the swim platform folds down to create a sizeable sunbathing space beside the water, with the lounge behind and a large wet bar inside.

A pair of CAT 3516 C engines allow for a top speed of 17 knots.