Sanlorenzo is an Italian shipyard with production in La Spezia and Ameglia, producing motor and sailing yachts in the 24 to 73 metre range. The yard distinguishes itself by building to semi-custom specifications rather than production lines, with each vessel tailored to the owner brief within a platform architecture. Sanlorenzo interiors are known for restrained Italian design and the use of raw materials, stone, wood, and leather, that age well in the marine environment.
Seven Sanlorenzo yachts operate in the Bahamas and Caribbean charter fleet. The range in service covers approximately 30 to 70 metres across both the SL motor series and the larger SX and SD platforms. Guest capacities run from eight to twelve and crew sizes from eight to sixteen. Interior styles vary by delivery year, but a consistent quality of material selection and space allocation runs through the fleet.
Weekly charter rates for Sanlorenzo yachts in the Bahamas fall broadly between 80,000 and 400,000 euros per week depending on size. The advance provisioning allowance adds around 30 percent for fuel, food, port dues, and crew gratuity. Caribbean season peaks from December through April. Seven vessels provides reasonable choice across budgets, and the mid-size models in the 40 to 55 metre range represent the most frequently booked segment of the Sanlorenzo charter fleet.
Sanlorenzo interiors were designed around the concept of a private home at sea, and nowhere is that concept more appropriate than Inagua. The island offers nothing built for tourism: no marinas, no beach bars, and no other charter yachts. The programme for a week is the yacht, the reef, the flamingo reserve, and the bonefish flats, experienced in exactly the deliberate, unhurried way a Sanlorenzo interior invites.
