JICJ

Zuccon International Project's interior design aboard JICJ transforms the 29-meter Sanlorenzo SL96A into a floating sanctuary where social rhythms unfold naturally across multiple levels. The main deck salon opens directly to the aft cockpit through wide glass doors, creating an expansive gathering space where conversations migrate effortlessly between air-conditioned comfort and sea breezes. Forward, the dining area sits adjacent to the galley, allowing the charter-focused crew to serve meals while remaining connected to guest activities. The flybridge elevates entertaining to new heights, its generous layout accommodating everything from morning coffee rituals to sunset aperitifs. Below, the accommodation deck houses five carefully planned cabins including a primary stateroom with a 200x170 bed and VIP quarters sized at 200x160. Twin guest staterooms feature convertible layouts, transforming from 200x80 singles to full doubles when needed, adapting to different group dynamics with remarkable flexibility. Life aboard flows between these social zones with natural ease. Guests gravitate toward the flybridge for panoramic views during the day, then gather in the main salon as evening approaches. The tender garage opens to reveal an impressive collection including a Williams 435 tender, Sea Doo GTX 300 jet ski, and Seabob F5SR, while flyboard equipment promises high-energy water sessions. When the toys are deployed, the swim platform becomes command central for aquatic adventures. Sanlorenzo delivered this SL96A model in 2023 with performance credentials that enhance every charter experience. Twin MTU engines drive JICJ to 26 knots maximum speed while maintaining a comfortable 20-knot cruising pace across her 1250-nautical-mile range. Based in Sibenik, she explores both Eastern and Western Mediterranean waters, her GRP hull cutting efficiently through varied sea conditions while the 110-gross-ton interior remains stable and serene for the eleven guests she accommodates.