JICJ is a Sanlorenzo at its most current. A nearly new 29 metre motor yacht launched in 2023, she carries the clean, architectural design language that has made the Italian yard the choice of owners with a sharp modern eye. Light, open and quietly sophisticated, she is built for guests who want contemporary design and real pace in equal measure, and she carries up to eleven of them with ease.
The defining feature is her glass. Full height windows wrap the main deck salon, dissolving the line between inside and out so the sea becomes part of the room. Light floods in from every side, and at anchor the whole living space feels open to the water. It is a thoroughly modern way to be aboard, and it sets her apart from older yachts of her size that keep the outdoors at arm’s length.
Inside, the design is restrained and confident. The main salon pairs pale timber floors with soft neutral seating, an interior dining area set against the glazing, and a layout that flows easily from lounging to dining to the aft deck beyond. A well equipped galley supports a busy charter without intruding on the guest spaces. The whole interior feels calm, bright and considered, the work of a yard that treats design as the point rather than an afterthought.
Accommodation is genuinely flexible, with five cabins sleeping eleven guests. The master suite is a serene, light filled space with its own ensuite, and four further cabins, a mix of doubles and twins, make her well suited to a large family or a group travelling together. The extra cabin and higher guest count give her a versatility that many yachts of her length cannot match, without crowding the layout.
Her deck spaces are built for the sun. The sun deck carries a bar and a dining area for long lunches and evenings in the open air, while the aft deck sets up for shaded al fresco meals close to the water. The bathing platform and transom open the sea up for swimming and the tender, so the day moves easily between deck, water and salon.
Beneath the design sits real performance. Twin MTU engines drive her to a fast twenty four knot cruise and a twenty eight knot top end, so a group can cover ground between islands and still be at anchor in time for lunch. That pace, combined with a shallow draft, lets her tuck into bays and marinas that larger yachts have to pass by. A crew of four keeps eleven guests looked after with smooth, unobtrusive service through the week, the daily rhythm kept easy from one anchorage to the next.
Her natural waters are the clear island chains of Croatia and Greece, where her pace, her glass and her light interior make short hops between anchorages a pleasure. JICJ is for guests who want a yacht that feels genuinely of the moment, fast, bright and beautifully designed, and she is a sharp and welcome addition to the fleet.
