Sanlorenzo 46Steel Yacht

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The 46 is a superyacht from Italian builder Sanlorenzo. The 46 is a yacht built from steel, the semi-displacement hull design will reach a top speed of 17 knots.

The Sanlorenzo 46Steel can accommodate ten guests in five cabins. For those thinking of a new Sanlorenzo 46Steel for sale, we can confirm it is ideal for oceangoing and cruising.

46 Features

Tri deck yacht design
Five en suite cabins
9 berth crew quarters

46m

Guests

10 Max
Cabins

5 Max
Crew

9 Max

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The 151-footer comes with a totally customisable interior plan, giving owners a proven hull design that they can personalise. boats.com Kim Kavin - Aug 2015

Most yachts in this size range simply don’t have a dedicated machinery/service deck. yachting.com Diane M. Byrne - Mar 2011

From The Manufacturer

The 46 Steel Achilles’ superstructure has three decks: the main deck, the upper deck and the sky lounge, which are constructed from aluminium.

The displacement hull, which is made of steel, is comprised of two more decks: the lower deck, which accommodates the guests and crew cabins, and the under-lower deck where the technical and service zones are located.

As with every yacht that is designed for long crossings, the Achilles Captain’s Cabin is located adjacent to the pilot house on the upper deck, separated from the crew zone, in order to allow him rapid and immediate monitoring of the navigation area.

For the 46 Steel, Sanlorenzo was inspired from the interior layouts of larger yachts, in order to ensure significant volumes and avoid any compromise in terms of comfort and space onboard.

To achieve this result, Sanlorenzo’s Technical Department designed a large hull with a bulbous bow and an open stern, which provides the required interior volumes. The Gross Tonnage of the 46 Steel is 499 GT, a value that permits the advantages of simplified rules and systems, compared to the regulations required for commercial vessels that are over 500 GT.

Achilles is capable to crossing the ocean safely and independently thanks to two Caterpillar 2,040 HP engines, which allow a cruising speed of 15 knots and a maximum speed of 17 knots. At 12 knots her range without refuelling is 4,000 nautical miles.