Sabbia is a 2024 Sanlorenzo, and she wears it. The SD90 sits in the yard’s semi-displacement range, the line built for owners who care more about sea-kindly comfort and quiet cruising than top-end speed, and this example is barely a season old, still carrying the crisp detailing and current systems of a genuinely new build. For charter guests, that means a yacht with none of the compromises that come with age.
At 27.9 metres she is sized for eight guests across four cabins, with a crew of four, a ratio that keeps service personal and the yacht easy to move around. The scale is deliberate: large enough for real comfort and separate living spaces, compact enough to reach smaller marinas and quieter anchorages that larger yachts cannot enter.
The main deck is where her Italian design language shows most clearly. Bright and open-plan, it blends salon and lounge beneath expansive windows that pull daylight deep into the interior. The palette is contemporary and restrained, neutral tones, light woods, lacquered surfaces and marble accents, the kind of calm, considered interior that has become a Sanlorenzo signature. Nothing shouts; everything is placed with intent.
Outdoor living is central to how she is used. Spacious exterior areas run across the decks, arranged for a family or a group of friends who want to spend the day outside, meals in the shade, sun on the foredeck, evenings under the stars. A large swim platform brings guests down to the water and serves as the launch point for her range of water toys, turning every anchorage into a base for swimming and play.
Below the surface, stabiliser fins keep her steady at anchor and under way, smoothing out the roll that can unsettle a smaller yacht and making the difference between a good day aboard and a great one. Twin MAN diesels give her a 15-knot top speed and a comfortable 13-knot cruise, unhurried, efficient and quiet, exactly as the semi-displacement platform intends.
Her four cabins accommodate eight guests in the contemporary comfort of a brand-new interior. Each is finished in the same light, current material palette as the main deck, with quality detailing and considered lighting creating restful spaces to return to. The layout is built for flexibility, working equally well for a single family or two couples travelling together.
Sabbia cruises Italian waters, with the wider Western Mediterranean within easy reach. The Ligurian coast, the Amalfi shoreline and the islands off the Italian mainland all suit her blend of comfort, shallow-water access and steady, stabilised cruising. She is a yacht for guests who want the polish of a current Sanlorenzo without the size or the price of a larger build.
On board, the emphasis is on effortless comfort rather than spectacle. Air conditioning runs throughout, the crew of four keeps service attentive but unobtrusive, and the flow between the salon, the aft deck and the swim platform is kept open so guests move easily between shade, sun and sea. It is a yacht designed to be lived in casually, not admired from a distance.
From 75,000 euros per week, she offers a rare thing on the charter market: a genuinely new Sanlorenzo, family-sized and family-friendly, ready to make the most of a Mediterranean summer from her Italian base.
