New Boat: Sanlorenzo SX112
Sanlorenzo’s SX112 brings new meaning to “bringing the outside in.” Nearly every design aspect on board the Sanlorenzo SX112 aims to blend interior and exterior spaces.
New Boat: Sanlorenzo SL 96 Asymmetric
Rational, understated, traditional, classy—Sanlorenzo builds some handsome craft, and has perfected the knack of making its yachts look modern without any suggestion that their designs will date.
Video: Bluegame BGX70 at Cannes 2019
Is the Bluegame Yacht BGX70 a rugged explorer vessel or like its parent company Sanlorenzo Yacht, a luxuriously appointed, sophisticated yacht? Well, it's both.
Inside Out
To recreate the Sanlorenzo SX88 for American owners, designer Marty Lowe focused her eye on the interiors.
First Look: Sanlorenzo SX88
The SX88 has attracted huge attention on the other side of the pond. Now this show stopper has its sights set on a key market: The U.S.
Sanlorenzo SL78
Our boat test of the SL78. With the panache of her larger sibilings (and a surprise or two of her own) the Sanlorenzo SL78 is a thoroughbred Italian motoryacht, the only yacht in its category to be made to measure.
Sanlorenzo Fractional Boat Ownership
The boaters who keep it real seem to get the most out of their experiences. A fractional ownership program may offer options you didn’t know existed.
Sanlorenzo SL94
In a busy world overrun with e-mail, meetings, and the 24-hour news cycle, the Sanlorenzo SL94 is as quiet and tranquil as a Zen garden. (Oh, and it has one onboard. Really.)
Sanlorenzo SL94 - First Look
Sanlorenzo SL94 Whether you’re looking to enjoy a short stay on the water or plan to cruise the seas for weeks, the newest build from Sanlorenzo offers contemporary accommodations and convenient amenities. A modern take on a cruising yacht, the Sanlorenzo SL94 adds new styling elements and innovations to traditional design. Distinctive
Sanlorenzo SD92
I’m an unabashed, unapologetic traditionalist when it comes to marine design and aesthetics. So, right off the top, I’m going to admit that my appreciation for the classical good looks of Retro Blue, Sanlorenzo’s newest semidisplacement SD92, should probably be taken with a grain of salt (and a healthy dollop of open-mindedness) especially by those readers who