Sanlorenzo SD90 Review (2022 Edition) by Aquaholic

On Deck

The yacht’s size looks very large, despite it being only 90 feet long, and has a high-quality finish, such as the stainless steel detailing and teak, which is described as very Sanlorenzo. Design elements include wide opening doors that link the indoor and outdoor areas, Italian styling, and unique features like the fridge concealed in a stylish side table.

The yacht also features various outdoor areas including a large sunbathing area at the back, a forward deck, and a flybridge with a helm position and a wet bar.

The impressive owner's cabin, which is described as 'palatial', has a dressing area that can be closed off, ample storage, and large windows that make the area light and bright. The ensuite includes separate areas for the rainfall shower and toilet.

The main saloon has deep, comfortable sofas and a television that's concealed in the ceiling. Additional features include a well-equipped galley and a pilot house with a helm seat and various controls.

The lower deck is very versatile and can be configured as a three or four cabin layout, with the option of closing off an area to create an additional snug or gaming room. The guest cabins are well finished with concealed televisions and ensuites with sliding doors.

The crew areas, which include a mess area and control panels for the yacht's various functions, are also outlined. The crew areas are generous for a yacht of this size, attributed to the boat's design for volume and long-distance cruising.

In the engine room, the boat's engines are on V-drives, which means they are mounted forward, allowing for more space in the cabin. They are a pair of MANs with 800 horsepower each. The yacht has a top speed of about 14 to 14.5 knots, a cruising speed of 12 knots, and a range of over 2,000 miles when traveling at 8 knots.

Throughout the tour, Nick praises the yacht's design, comfort, and functionality, stating that it's the kind of boat you would want to spend a significant amount of time on.