Sanlorenzo is the Italian yard from La Spezia that builds semi-custom motor yachts, each fitted out to its owner’s brief. Most Sanlorenzos you can charter are 80 to 129 feet, and the largest are steel superyachts of 130 feet and up.
A crewed Sanlorenzo of 100 to 129 feet costs about €122,500 to €142,000 a week in high season in Greece and the South of France, and a 100 to 119 footer about $95,000 in the Bahamas. The 80 to 99 footers run about €52,750 to €82,500, and the superyachts of 130 feet and up €222,500 and more.
We charter Sanlorenzos in Greece, Italy, the South of France and the Bahamas, and our guide for each destination is linked below.
What is Sanlorenzo known for?
- Semi-custom builds: each yacht is fitted out to its owner’s brief, so no two feel quite the same.
- Three lines: the SL planing yachts, the SX crossovers with a huge open flybridge, and the SD long-range cruisers.
- Fold-down balconies: many recent models open the saloon to the sea with a fold-down terrace.
- Superyachts: steel and aluminum yachts of 40 meters and more for the largest charters.
Where can you charter a Sanlorenzo?
| Destination | Typical high-season week | Our guide |
|---|---|---|
| Greece | 80 to 89 ft: about €52,750 90 to 99 ft: about €82,450 100 to 129 ft: about €122,500 130 ft and up: about €330,000 |
Sanlorenzo charter in Greece |
| Italy | 70 to 99 ft: about €65,000 100 to 129 ft: about €132,000 130 to 164 ft: about €222,500 |
Sanlorenzo charter in Italy |
| South of France | 60 to 79 ft: about €40,500 80 to 99 ft: about €65,000 100 to 129 ft: about €142,000 130 to 164 ft: about €222,500 |
Sanlorenzo charter in the South of France |
| Bahamas | 80 to 99 ft: about $90,000 100 to 119 ft: about $95,000 120 to 149 ft: about $135,000 |
Sanlorenzo charter in the Bahamas |
Each guide has the full range for that destination, the yachts based there and the costs on top of the charter fee.
We also charter Sanlorenzos in Croatia, Montenegro and Florida. Ask us about any of them and we will quote it.
How much does a Sanlorenzo cost to charter per week?
A crewed Sanlorenzo of 100 to 129 feet typically costs about €125,000 a week in high season in the Mediterranean and about $120,000 in the Bahamas and Florida. An 80 to 99 footer runs about €82,000 or $90,000, and a superyacht of 130 to 164 feet about €225,000.
| Size | Common models | Mediterranean | Bahamas, Caribbean and Florida |
|---|---|---|---|
| 60 to 79 ft | SL78 and SX76 | €45,000 typical €18,300 to €60,000 |
One yacht, $65,000 |
| 80 to 99 ft | SL86, SL90, SX88 and SD92 | €82,000 typical €38,000 to €110,000 |
$90,000 typical $55,000 to $105,000 |
| 100 to 129 ft | SL102, SL106, SX112 and SD118 | €125,000 typical €90,000 to €170,000 |
$120,000 typical $90,000 to $200,000 |
| 130 to 164 ft | 40 and 44 meter superyachts | €225,000 typical €200,000 to €350,000 |
Two yachts, $280,000 to $334,000 |
| 165 ft and up | 50 meter and larger superyachts | €330,000 typical €294,000 to €620,000 |
One yacht, $485,000 |
High-season weekly rates of the Sanlorenzos of 60 feet and up, built 2000 or later, in our charter system, October 2026. Mediterranean yachts are priced in euros and American yachts in dollars.
The APA for running costs, usually 30 to 40% on a motor yacht, plus local VAT or charter tax and the crew gratuity, come on top.
How does Sanlorenzo compare with Benetti and Riva?
The Italian yards we are asked to compare most, side by side:
- Sanlorenzo: about €142,500 a typical high-season week on the French Riviera at the standard we recommend, mostly 100 to 129 feet.
- Benetti: about €240,000, because most of its fleet is 130 feet and up. See our Benetti yacht charter page.
- Riva: sport yachts with a classic look, about €135,000. See our Riva yacht charter page.
Which Sanlorenzos do we recommend?
These are Sanlorenzos our team has been aboard, all of more than 100 feet. Rates are the top of each yacht’s high-season range.
NANGARA is a 2024, 106 foot Sanlorenzo in the western Mediterranean with a neat, minimalist style. A bar sits between the saloon and aft deck, and a fold-down balcony opens the saloon to the sea, up to €132,000 a week.
BESTIA is a 2024, 108 foot Sanlorenzo in Athens, fast and high-tech, built to move quickly between anchorages. Her beach deck extends even further at anchor, up to €120,000 a week.
WOMBAT is a 2019, 106 foot Sanlorenzo cruising Greece, immaculate after a full refit. She has five cabins, a main-deck owner’s suite and a fold-down balcony, up to €99,000 a week.
People also ask
How much does it cost to charter a Sanlorenzo?
A Sanlorenzo of 100 to 129 feet costs about €122,500 to €142,000 a week in high season in the Mediterranean. The APA, usually 30 to 40%, VAT or charter tax and the crew gratuity come on top.
What is the difference between Sanlorenzo SL, SX and SD?
The SL yachts are fast planing flybridge yachts, the SX crossovers have a huge open flybridge and aft deck, and the SD yachts are long-range cruisers.
Where are Sanlorenzo yachts built?
In Italy, at Sanlorenzo’s yards around La Spezia and Viareggio.
How many guests can a Sanlorenzo take?
Most charter Sanlorenzos take 8 to 12 guests.
Where is the best place to charter a Sanlorenzo?
Greece and the South of France in summer, and the Bahamas in winter.
Sanlorenzo Motor Yachts to charter
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