PIOLA is a 31 metre Sanlorenzo delivered in 2019, a contemporary Italian flybridge motor yacht built for owners and charter guests who value clean lines, generous natural light and easy movement between sea and deck. Formerly named Le Gypsy, she carries the quiet confidence of the Sanlorenzo design language: a low, athletic profile, full height glazing along the main deck and a layout organised around calm, open spaces rather than showpiece excess.
Her exterior is where she makes her first case. The foredeck is a private retreat with a plunge pool set into the deck, deep sunpads and a forward seating area that faces the horizon, a spot most guests claim early and return to often. Aft, a shaded deck keeps the sun at bay over a soft lounge and low tables, the natural gathering point for long lunches and slow evenings at anchor. Above, the flybridge extends the living space into the open air with room to dine, sunbathe and take in the run of the coast. A swim platform brings guests close to the water and gives the crew a clean base for launching the tender and the toys.
Inside, PIOLA reads as a modern Mediterranean home. The main salon pairs a relaxed sectional with a low table and wide sea views, a room designed for conversation and quiet afternoons rather than formality. A separate sky lounge offers a second, more casual living space, useful when guests want to spread out across the yacht. A study with its own seating gives a place to work, read or step away from the group, and the galley is finished with the same considered craftsmanship as the guest areas.
Accommodation is arranged across five cabins for up to eleven guests. The master suite is the clear centre of the layout, a spacious retreat with its own lounge and calm, tonal materials that let the light do the work. The guest cabins continue the same restrained palette of pale woods, soft greys and warm detailing, each one composed and private. A crew of five runs the yacht discreetly, keeping the guest experience seamless from morning coffee to the last tender run of the night.
Performance matches the styling. Her hull carries a cruising speed of around 20 knots and a top end near 27, quick enough to reach the next bay before the crowd and settled enough for comfortable coastal passages. That pace suits the way she is meant to be used: short, spontaneous hops between anchorages, mornings in one cove and evenings in another.
PIOLA sits in a sweet spot of the charter market. She is large enough to host a family or a group of friends in real comfort, compact enough to slip into quieter harbours, and current enough in design to feel fresh rather than dated. For a Mediterranean week built around swimming, sun and the rhythm of the coast, she offers a precise, contemporary answer.
Available for charter from EUR 89,000 per week, PIOLA is a clear, considered choice for guests who want modern Italian design and a layout that puts space, light and the sea first.
