LADY LARISA

Sanlorenzo's 2018 flagship bridges intimate luxury with serious range, perfectly suited to the demanding itineraries of the French Riviera where shallow drafts open secluded coves yet sufficient beam provides oceanic stability for Corsican crossings. LADY LARISA thrives in waters where charter routes demand both agility and comfort—threading Monaco's harbor congestion before anchoring in Saint-Tropez's crystalline bays, or navigating the intricate coastline of the Balearics where rocky inlets reward those who can venture beyond the crowded anchorages. Lissoni Associati's interior architecture responds directly to the realities of Mediterranean chartering, where guests transition constantly between intimate morning coffees and evening entertaining. The 7.2-meter beam allows generous social spaces without sacrificing the maneuverability essential for accessing Porto Cervo's premium berths or the protected waters off Ibiza's northern coast. Eight guests find accommodation designed around the rhythms of destination hopping—morning departures from Cannes followed by afternoon swims in secluded Antibes coves. Naval architects Luca Santella and Lou Codega engineered LADY LARISA for the specific demands of Western Mediterranean chartering, where itineraries shift between cosmopolitan ports and remote anchorages within the same day. The yacht's proportions—26.76 meters of length married to substantial beam—deliver the stability required for overnight passages between island groups while maintaining the intimate scale that defines exceptional luxury yachting. Officina Italiana Design's exterior responds to the visual demands of Europe's most competitive yachting waters, where aesthetic distinction matters as much as performance capability. Three crew ensure operational efficiency across the complex logistics of Mediterranean cruising, from clearing customs in multiple jurisdictions to coordinating shore excursions in destinations where local knowledge proves invaluable.