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Sanlorenzo yacht charter in Monaco: compare the way each yacht lives

Sanlorenzo model names describe different approaches to space. Compare the classic and modern SD navettas with SL planing yachts and SX crossover layouts, then relate their rooms and decks to your Monaco programme.

Read the collection as a dossier

Open the record of a design you want to discuss, then use the visit ledger to explain your guests and appointments. The record keeps its published dimensions and the sources behind them.

The visit and its shore arrangements

Choose a layout before choosing the largest number

An SD navetta, an SL planing yacht and an SX crossover can offer very different experiences at a similar overall length. The SD guides emphasise several living levels and private accommodation. SL models bring another exterior profile, while the asymmetric designs change how interior space meets the side of the yacht. SX layouts shift attention towards open living and time close to the water.

For Monaco, decide whether the yacht will serve as a holiday base, a coastal day out or a setting for hosting. The same number of bedrooms may matter greatly on a week aboard and very little at a daytime lunch. A suitable table, shaded seating and a clear arrival plan can be more decisive for the latter.

Inside the yacht dossier

Generations and individual layouts deserve attention

The original SL86 is distinct from the later SL86 Asymmetric. A classic SD92 can also have a room plan different from the manufacturer's first brochure. The model guides keep those distinctions visible, so a shortened listing name does not lead to comparing unrelated photographs or accommodation figures.

For an overnight proposal, allocate the actual cabins and bathrooms. For a gathering, compare the spaces guests will use together and the way the crew can serve them. Manufacturer berths and the permitted charter guest count answer separate questions.

Port plans and cruising plans are different requests

A Monaco berth during a major event must come with its own location and access evidence. A model choice does not secure that arrangement. A coastal charter instead starts with dates, a practical boarding point and the intended balance of passage, lunch and time at a stop.

These guides use documented model specifications and regional examples. The images are original illustrations, and current availability belongs to the actual proposal. Choose the designs that fit your programme, then compare the offered hulls through their present photographs, equipment and charter terms.

INDEPENDENT MODEL NOTES

Yachts in the visit dossier

MODEL REFERENCE / Sanlorenzo

Sanlorenzo SD90

27.43 m overall · 7.00 m beam

Manufacturer reference eight guest berths; individual charter layouts differ

MODEL REFERENCE / Sanlorenzo

Sanlorenzo SD92

27.60 m in original manufacturer brochure · 7.15 m beam

Original reference eight guest berths; four- and five-cabin examples documented

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Sanlorenzo SD96

28.93 m overall · 7.60 m beam

Manufacturer reference eight guest berths and five crew berths, recorded separately

MODEL REFERENCE / Sanlorenzo

Sanlorenzo SD118

35.75 m overall · 7.90 m beam

Manufacturer reference ten guest berths; crew allocation varies on individual yachts

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Sanlorenzo SL72

Approximately 22 m · Beam: 5.61 m in the documented 2009 example

Three- and four-cabin examples; the cited four-cabin plan has three bathrooms

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Sanlorenzo SL78

24.64 m overall · 5.74 m beam

Documented four-room example: master, VIP, twin and bunk cabin; layouts vary

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Sanlorenzo SL86

26.76 m overall · 6.35 m beam

Original manufacturer reference eight guest berths, plus separate crew accommodation

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Sanlorenzo SL88

26.75 m overall · 6.75 m beam

Four-cabin examples documented; conversions and bed arrangements are yacht-specific

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Sanlorenzo SX76

23.75 m overall · 6.60 m beam

Manufacturer reference eight guest berths; interior and special-edition plans vary

MODEL REFERENCE / Sanlorenzo

Sanlorenzo SX88

26.70 m overall · 7.21 m beam

Current manufacturer reference eight guest berths; main-deck layout alternatives exist

MONACO / YOUR NEXT CHAPTER

Begin with the visit you are planning

Let us know when your guests reach Monaco and when they need to be ashore again. Those two appointments give the yacht proposal its starting point.

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