VAUBAN is a 37-metre Sanlorenzo launched in 2024, designed by Zuccon International Project inside and out. Her hull draws on the yard’s latest-generation architecture, combining generous interior volume with a top speed of 26 knots and a comfortable cruising pace of 15. She carries up to ten guests across five cabins, tended by a crew of seven.
The main deck centres on a light-filled salon whose floor-to-ceiling windows wrap both sides of the hull. A retractable balcony folds out from the port side, opening the room directly to the sea and converting the salon from a closed interior into a semi-open terrace in under a minute. A convertible table at the centre of the space drops to coffee-table height for lounging or rises for sit-down meals, giving the room two distinct characters without rearranging any furniture.
Directly aft, a covered dining area seats eight beneath a fixed hardtop with overhead lighting, sheltered from wind and sun but open at the sides to the anchorage. From here a short companionway leads down to the beach club, where the garage door folds out to form a wide platform at the waterline. Retractable stairs descend from the platform into the water, and a Williams Jet 565 tender sits inside the garage alongside wakeboards, underwater scooters, an SUP inflatable, waterskis and snorkelling gear.
The flybridge occupies the full beam of the upper deck. A second helm station sits forward, separated from the social area by a low console rather than a bulkhead, so guests and captain share the same view. A Teppanyaki grill, wet bar and a dining table for eight fill the mid-section, while full-length sun loungers run along both sides aft. An overhead hardtop provides shade without blocking the breeze or the sightlines to the coast.
Forward on the main deck, the owner’s suite stretches across the full beam with panoramic windows on both sides. A walk-in wardrobe leads to an en-suite finished in pale stone and glass, with twin basins and a generous rain shower. Direct access from the suite to the foredeck means the forward sun pads, which can be fitted with detachable shades, serve as a private terrace for the owner’s cabin as much as a shared space for all guests.
Below, four cabins line the lower deck: two VIP doubles and two convertible twins that can be set as doubles or as twin berths depending on the guest configuration. Each cabin carries its own en-suite with marble finishes, a glass-enclosed shower, a television and ample wardrobe storage. Large hull windows bring natural light into all four rooms, avoiding the closed-in feel common on lower decks.
The interior palette is built on muted tones of beige, grey and cream, accented by stained wood joinery and lacquered cabinetry. The effect is calm and contemporary without being cold, and it runs consistently from the master suite through the guest cabins to the salon and dining areas, creating a single visual thread across the entire yacht.
VAUBAN charters from the western Mediterranean in summer 2026, with her primary cruising grounds along the Amalfi Coast, Sardinia, Corsica and Sicily. Greece and Montenegro are available on request. Weekly rates start from one hundred and thirty-five thousand euros.
