Last updated: September 2026
Sanlorenzo is an Italian yard, founded in 1958 near Florence, and it has a strong presence in the Greek charter fleet. We list 18 Sanlorenzo yachts that cruise Greece, from 78 to 125 feet. These are the 10 biggest of them, from 98 to 125 feet, and all ten are listed for Greece.
The count runs from #10 up to #1, the biggest, ranked by listed length in feet. Three are listed at 106 feet, and there the newer build ranks higher. Every length, guest count and rate comes from the yacht’s own listing on this site.
What Makes a Sanlorenzo: The Four Lines
Sanlorenzo builds composite yachts of 24 to 38 metres and, in a separate division, aluminium and steel superyachts from 40 metres. The yard sells them in four composite lines, SL, SD, SX and SP, and SL, SX and SP models all appear on our Greek listings.
SL is the planing line, built to run fast. MARY is listed as an SL106 Asymmetric, and WOMBAT and GOLDEN YACHT are SL106s too.
For context, SD is the semi-displacement line, which draws its look from the transatlantic liners of the 1930s and is built for range. SX is the crossover line, a flybridge yacht crossed with a small explorer, launched in 2017 with the SX88; DELLAGRAZIA is one, cruising Greece. SP, for Smart Performance, is a newer line, with the SP110 as its first model: a lightweight hull, hydrojet propulsion and three engines. BESTIA, at #4 below, is the only SP110 available for charter worldwide, according to her listing.
10. GRACE
“Eleven Guests and a 2019 Refit”
GRACE is a 2001 Sanlorenzo, 98.4 feet long and refitted in 2019, cruising Greece and Turkey. She takes 11 guests in 5 cabins with a crew of 5, and cruises at 21 knots.
Her rate is from €49,000 per week, rising to €58,000 per week in July and August, plus APA.
9. DINAIA
“A Full-Beam Master on the Main Deck”
DINAIA is a 2018 Sanlorenzo, 104 feet long on her listing, refitted in 2022 and cruising Greece. She takes 10 guests in 5 cabins, with a full-beam master suite on the main deck that has full-height windows and its own dressing room, and two VIP and two double cabins below. The sun deck has a bar and a barbecue.
She is quick too, cruising at 23 knots with a top speed of 30. Rates run from €92,000 to €105,000 per week, plus 35% APA.
8. MARY
“An SL106 Asymmetric With a Private Bow Lounge”
MARY is a 2023 Sanlorenzo SL106 Asymmetric, 105.9 feet long and cruising Greece. The master suite opens straight onto a private lounge at the bow, and she has a fold-down balcony, a submersible swim platform and three separate sun-lounging areas. She takes 10 guests in 5 cabins, with a crew of 6.
Rates run from €82,000 to €110,000 per week, plus APA.
Broker review
Mary has a very impressive crew, and likewise for the vessel itself. The Captain is incredibly helpful and communicative before and during his charters.
Chris de Kock
Charter Broker, Sales Broker, Active CYBA Member
7. RARE DIAMOND
“The Flybridge Is the Living Room”
RARE DIAMOND is a 2011 Sanlorenzo, 106 feet long and refitted in 2022, based in Athens and cruising Greece. She takes 11 guests in 5 cabins with a crew of 6, and cruises at 19 knots with a top speed of 28.
Her rate is from €80,000 per week, rising to €90,000 per week in July and August, plus APA, with Greek VAT at 6.5% on her listing. Our reviewer’s pick is the flybridge.
From our onboard visit
The flybridge is the standout here, a genuinely generous, well laid-out deck that becomes the heart of the yacht. Think a dining table for ten, deep couches, a central bar, and sunbeds all in one easy flow. It's the kind of space that makes guests want to spend the whole afternoon up top.
6. GOLDEN YACHT
“Five Couples, and a Chef Our Reviewer Praised”
GOLDEN YACHT is a 2014 Sanlorenzo SL106, 106 feet long and refitted in 2024, cruising the Cyclades and the Ionian. She takes 10 guests in 5 cabins, and two twin cabins convert so she sleeps five couples. She cruises at 21 knots.
Her 2026 rates run from €75,000 per week outside the summer months, from €85,000 per week in June and September and from €95,000 per week in July and August, plus APA, with VAT at 6.5% on her listing.
From our onboard visit
From the moment you step aboard, the crew's professionalism stands out, polished, attentive, right from the start. The interior is classic and luxe, with matching shell and coral art throughout. Two convertible twin cabins mean she comfortably sleeps five couples, and the flybridge bar slides out to double in size around the jacuzzi. Chef Apostolis's cooking, vegan options included, seals the deal.
5. WOMBAT
“Fresh Off a Full Refit”
WOMBAT is a 2019 Sanlorenzo SL106, 106 feet long and refitted in 2025, cruising Greece and the wider Mediterranean. She is the newest of the three 106 footers, which is why she ranks above them. She takes 11 guests in 5 cabins, with a main-deck owner’s suite and a fold-down balcony off the saloon.
Her toys include 2 Seabobs, an eFoil, jet skis, a kayak and 2 paddleboards, and she has Starlink. Her listing gives rates from €89,000 per week between October 2026 and April 2027, and from €89,000 to €99,000 per week for May to September 2027, plus expenses.
From our onboard visit
Fresh off a full refit and looking immaculate, not a single tired corner. She keeps her sharp, sporty lines with a strong 5-cabin layout, a main-deck owner's suite, and a fold-down balcony off the saloon. Fast, beautiful, and an easy yacht to recommend for a Greek charter.
4. BESTIA
“Listed as the Only SP110 for Charter”
BESTIA is a 2024 Sanlorenzo SP110, 108.4 feet long, cruising the Cyclades and the Ionian. Her listing calls her the only SP110 available for charter worldwide. She has the highest top speed on this list, 31 knots, with a 23 knot cruise.
She takes 8 guests in 4 cabins, the smallest group on this list. Her rate is from €105,000 per week, rising to €120,000 per week in July and August, plus APA, with VAT at 6.5% on her listing.
From our onboard visit
A high-speed, high-tech yacht built for guests who want to move fast between anchorages, comfortably outpacing most yachts her size. The beach deck is the real star, extending even further at anchor, with a clean feel throughout since all the hardware stays hidden underway. Inside feels more like a luxury beach villa than a yacht, all light and open, and the crew's little personal touches, like the chef's specialty treats, round it out nicely.
3. K2
“The Top Rate on the List”
K2 is a 2024 Sanlorenzo, 117 feet long, cruising Greece summer and winter. Her listing on our sister site describes a tri-deck layout with an interior by the designer Patricia Urquiola, a full-beam master cabin and an opening side balcony on the upper deck. She takes 11 guests in 5 cabins, with a crew of 7.
Rates run from €150,000 to €170,000 per week, plus APA, the highest on this list.
2. MORNING STAR
“Greece and Turkey at 22 Knots”
MORNING STAR is a 2017 Sanlorenzo, 119.9 feet long and refitted in 2018, cruising Greece and Turkey. She has a planing hull and cruises at 22 knots, with a top speed of 27, so she covers long legs between the islands quickly.
She takes 10 guests in 5 cabins, and the toys include jet skis, a Seabob, water skis and a 5.6 m tender. Rates run from €115,000 to €125,000 per week, plus 35% APA.
1. FATSA
“The Biggest Sanlorenzo on Our Greece List”
FATSA is the biggest Sanlorenzo we list in Greece: a 2019 motor yacht, 125 feet long, based in Athens. She takes 10 guests in 5 cabins with a crew of 7, and cruises at 13 knots. We filmed her at the Nafplion show, and our reviewer’s notes are below.
Rates run from €145,000 to €165,000 per week, plus APA.
From our onboard visit
The master cabin alone would suit a brand-new yacht, a standout feature lets both side windows open fully at anchor for a real connection to the water. The sun-deck jacuzzi is a genuine surprise too, sized more like something you'd expect on a much larger yacht.
What a Sanlorenzo Charter in Greece Costs
Across these 10, weekly rates run from €49,000 per week for GRACE to €170,000 per week for K2. On top of the rate comes APA, the advance for fuel, food and marina fees, which is quoted at 35% in most of these listings’ rate tables, though individual listings differ, so confirm the figure for the yacht you choose, and VAT, which several of these listings put at 6.5%. The Sanlorenzos below this top 10, down to 78 feet, including AKASTI and DELLAGRAZIA, are on the full Sanlorenzo rate list. See also our guide to what a Greece yacht charter costs.
Tell us your dates, your group size and whether you want the Cyclades, the Ionian or the Saronic Gulf close to Athens, and we will check which of these 10 Sanlorenzos is free that week. Rates come from each yacht’s listing as checked in September 2026, mostly from the 2026 rate tables, with WOMBAT’s quoted for October 2026 onwards, and they move with the season.
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