VITTORIA Yacht Charter

Start with the useful glitch: VITTORIA is a 2020 Sanlorenzo SL106 that actually does what the brochures promise: fast, clean, contemporary 32m platform, built to move at around 25 knots while still feeling like a calm, quiet apartment inside.

Main advantage in one line: you get a main-deck owner’s suite plus four guest cabins (10 guests total), wrapped in minimalist Italian interiors and big glass, so nobody feels like they drew the “lower deck punishment” short straw.

Spaces that matter: the saloon runs open-plan with full-height windows and a folding sea terrace, so the “inside vs outside” argument is basically over – you’re sitting at sea level with the water right next to your chair. Up top, sunpads and an exterior bar handle the rest of the daylight hours without needing a beach club Instagram filter.

Hardware that earns its keep: VITTORIA is a GRP planing yacht with twin MTUs, cruising in the mid‑20‑knot range and offering a 1,406nm range at displacement speeds – translation: fast hops when you’re late for lunch, efficient when you’re not. Stabilizers plus full air‑conditioning and Wi‑Fi keep the environment controlled, even when the sea forgets to cooperate.

Toys and real-world usability: two Seabobs, two SUPs, snorkelling gear, a fast AB Jet 430 tender and inflatables for kids make the swim platform the actual center of gravity for families and mixed groups. It’s set up for people who’ll actually get in the water, not just photograph it from the aft deck.

Why pick VITTORIA over another 30‑something metre: because you get a very young (2020) Sanlorenzo with a main-deck master, coherent design inside and out, a practical toy list, and a seasoned Italian crew of four (including an experienced captain and chef) whose full-time job is to make the whole “fast, comfortable, low‑friction charter” thing look easy.