Sanlorenzo SX76 Review (2023 Edition) by Aquaholic

On Deck

The yacht's beach club area is placed right at the water level. Beach club areas are increasing in popularity as they allow people to feel more connected to the water. The drop section platform lowers into the water not for lowering a tender in but for easy water access. For the tender, there's a crane that swivels at the bottom, capable of accommodating a Williams 345 and a jet ski. A great feature about the beach club area is that when anchored, it provides an almost literal beach-like experience due to its proximity to the water.

Also pointed out is the high customization level offered by Sanlrenzo. For instance, the beach club area can be set up in different ways according to the owner's preferences. The same goes for the boat's interior, where the choice of woodwork and its lacquering is customizable.

The upper deck can function as a sort of partially enclosed lounge area. This area can be opened up completely to feel like a flybridge or closed up and used as a smaller indoor space.  Below in front of the forward dining area, is a foredeck sunbathing space.

The yacht's main deck is incredibly open and flows right through the boat. Its layout is unique in that it doesn't have a helm station on the main deck like most boats. Instead of where the helm would be, there is a dining area with beautiful views forward.  The galley is also featured on the main deck.

The accommodation on the lower deck is also highly customizable. The owner's cabin has an open plan design with the ensuite connected to it. The toilet is in a separate compartment for privacy. If the open plan isn't preferred, the bed can be moved forward to allow for an enclosed ensuite and a walk-in wardrobe.  The VIP guest cabin is a really good size with big opening windows for ventilation.

The yacht also features a crew area with laundry facilities accessed via the cockpit.  There is a twin cabin with bunkbeds and a wet room.

The decent-sized engine space houses two Volvo Penta IPS-1200 engines.  These give the boat about 22 knots flat out, a cruising speed of 16 knots, achieving a range of just over 300 miles.

Overall, Nick seems impressed by the Sanlorenzo SX76 and its high level of customization and adaptability. He appreciates the yacht's unique layout, the quality, and the comfort it offers. His tour highlights Sanlorenzo's dedication to creating a yacht that truly caters to the owner's preferences and needs.