Sanlorenzo, the La Spezia yard founded in 1958 and listed on the Borsa Italiana since 2019, builds steel, aluminium and fibreglass motor yachts across a range from 24 to over 70 metres, with a reputation for restrained Italian design, exceptional material quality, and owner-focused customisation that treats each vessel as a semi-bespoke commission. The yard has grown to become one of the most respected names in the European superyacht market, with a Bluegame sub-brand covering smaller day-boat formats and an Explorer series targeting the global voyaging market. Seven Sanlorenzo charter yachts are available to guests who specify the Abacos as their destination. They represent a range of sizes from 28 to 55 metres, with interior programmes that typically favour natural materials, Italian textiles and a colour palette that references the Ligurian sea view from the La Spezia yard. In the Abacos, Sanlorenzo hull forms, which tend toward moderate displacement and fuel efficiency rather than high-speed planing, cover the inter-island passages at 12 to 15 knots with a running cost per mile that keeps the weekly fuel budget predictable. Crew numbers eight to fourteen on a vessel in this range. The advance provisioning allowance runs to around 30 percent of the weekly fee, covering fuel for the Abacos passages, provisioning from Marsh Harbour market, marina fees and drinks. The Abacos season for Sanlorenzo charter yachts runs November through June, with March and April the most requested weeks.
