ALLEGRIA is a 2019 Sanlorenzo, a flybridge motor yacht that brings the understated style of the Italian yard into a size a small group can enjoy without a large crew. At a little under twenty four metres she carries eight guests across four cabins with a crew of two, which keeps her relaxed and informal while still offering the clean lines and the careful finish that Sanlorenzo built its name on. She reads as calm and current, a modern Mediterranean yacht with warm wood, pale fabrics and large panes of glass that keep the water close.
Her outdoor spaces are generous for her size and well suited to long days in the sun. The flybridge up top carries seating and sunbathing with a clear view over the water, the natural place to gather on the run between bays and for drinks as the light fades. Forward, a run of sun pads on the foredeck gives a quieter corner to lie out away from the main flow of the day, and aft the main deck cockpit opens off the salon with a shaded setting for meals close to the water.
Inside is where the Sanlorenzo touch shows most clearly. The main deck interior is a single bright space that moves easily from lounging to dining, with a comfortable seating area set against the windows, a separate lounge corner and a formal dining table, so a group can split up or come together without anyone feeling boxed in. A galley close by keeps the crew turning out proper meals through the day, and the finish is restrained and modern, the kind of interior that flatters an evening rather than competing with it.
Accommodation is arranged across four cabins for eight guests, built around a full beam master with its own bathroom and good natural light. A VIP cabin, a guest double and a twin complete the layout, each finished in the same warm, neutral style, which makes her a practical choice for a family with children as well as for several couples travelling together. The cabins are calm and well proportioned, with their own bathrooms, and the consistent finish means the choice of cabin is a matter of taste rather than rank.
A yacht of this size is at her best on a varied itinerary of short hops, dropping the hook for a swim at lunch, moving a short way to a quiet cove for the night and tying up somewhere lively when the mood calls for it. The crew of two keep the days flowing without ever crowding the guests, and the open stern puts the tender and the water toys a step away whenever anyone fancies a swim.
She carries the sea kindly manners that come with a Sanlorenzo hull, settled and comfortable at anchor and easy under way, so a week aboard feels unhurried rather than rushed. With four cabins and eight berths she is a genuine choice for a larger group who want to travel together without anyone feeling squeezed, and her flybridge and open decks give everyone room to find their own corner through the day.
She is well suited to Italy and the West Mediterranean, cruising the coast and islands of the Tyrrhenian sea and the waters around Capri and the Amalfi coast at a pace that suits the day. For a family or a group of friends who want Italian build quality and four proper cabins in an easy going yacht, ALLEGRIA is a polished and genuinely welcoming choice.
