DESTINO Yacht Charter

Start with the main hack: DESTINO is a 2023 Sanlorenzo SL96 with the asymmetric layout – which in human language means more interior volume, a bigger main‑deck master and a huge foredeck lounge instead of wasted side‑deck. If you want a 95‑footer that feels one size class larger without paying for it, this is the cheat code.

Space where it actually matters. Up to 11 guests sleep in 5 suites, with a proper main‑deck master and four guest cabins that include two convertible setups plus a pullman. Translation: families, couples, mixed groups – everyone fits without the annual “who gets the good cabin” argument.

Built to move, not just float. Twin MTUs push her at around 24 knots cruise and up to 28 knots, backed by at‑anchor and underway stabilisers. So you get fast repositioning between bays and the kind of roll control that keeps laptops, cocktails and grandparents upright.

Outside is the main interface. The “huge foredeck” is essentially the social hub – sunpads, lounge, and room for the whole group to spread out, plus a sun deck and a wide swim platform at the back. Add an exterior bar, Wi‑Fi and full air‑con and you’ve got the working definition of a modern 30m week at sea.

Toy drawer included. One Sea‑Doo GTX 300 Jet‑Ski, Seabob, paddleboards and full snorkelling kit, launched via a Williams Jet tender. Enough hardware to keep the high‑energy users busy while everyone else quietly occupies the sunpads and pretends this was all “for the kids.”

Why charter DESTINO instead of another 95’: brand‑new 2023 build, asymmetric Sanlorenzo design, big foredeck, main‑deck master, sleeps 11, fast at 24–28 knots, fully stabilised and toyed‑up. If your brief is “modern, efficient, feels bigger than it is,” this one ticks the boxes with minimal drama.