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Specifications
Typemotor
BuilderSanlorenzo
Year built2017
Year refitted2025
Length52 m
Guests10
Cabins5
Crew11
Cruising speed12 knots
Maximum speed17 knots
Rates per week
Low season€300,000/ week + VAT + APAMay, June and September
High season€315,000/ week + VAT + APAJuly and August
The fee covers the yacht and her crew. A delivery fee can apply to a one-way week. What a charter costs
SEVEN SINS: swim above glass, then step down to a beach club at the water's edge
SEVEN SINS is a Sanlorenzo motor yacht whose design turns on glass. Tall windows rise through her interiors, so the main salon and the guest accommodation take in light and sea views from almost anywhere you sit. Her finishes are calm and refined rather than showy. The master suite spans her full beam with a wide outlook across the water, and the other cabins share the same clean, contemporary eye. Inside and out there is room to come together for a meal and room to slip away with a book, and her crew read that balance throughout the day.
On deck, the glass-bottomed pool is the feature that sets her apart. A counterflow current lets you swim steadily without ever reaching the end, and from beneath, the glass turns the water into a ceiling of light. A Jacuzzi offers somewhere warmer to sit, and meals move outside to be taken al fresco whenever the air invites it. When the pace slows further, a spa holding a sauna and a hammam waits below, with the fully equipped gym close by. Stabilizers hold her steady at rest and on passage, and the main salon hosts movie nights once the light fades.
Astern, fold-down terraces open the beach club to the sea, and this is where her toys are launched. There are the Seadoo RXP-X RS and Seadoo Spark Jet Skis, Seabobs, flight boards, SUPs, kayaks, Jobe Wakeboards, water skis, a monoski, the Funair Inflatable Slide, a trampoline and inflatable toys. Full sets of diving gear and snorkelling equipment cover slower hours in clear water. Her drive-in bay takes the Castoldi Jet tender, with a Zodiac SOLAS rescue tender standing by, so trips ashore begin dry and unhurried. Guests after a full day on the water and those who want only a quiet swim are both well served.
She cruises in Albania, the British Virgin Islands, Croatia, France, Italy, the Leeward Islands, Montenegro, Slovenia, Spain and the Windward Islands, and Greece is among her waters too. Wherever a charter begins, the rhythm aboard stays much the same: an early swim from the stern, lunch in the shade, an afternoon with the toys or in the spa, dinner under an open sky. Her crew prepare the toys, run the tenders and keep the service attentive without intrusion, which leaves guests free to shape each day as it comes.
On board
01Glass-bottomed pool fitted with a counterflow current
02Fold-down terraces opening the beach club to the sea
03Drive-in bay for the Castoldi Jet tender
04Spa holding a sauna and a hammam, beside a Jacuzzi
05Seabobs, flight boards and a Funair Inflatable Slide
06Master suite spanning her full beam
07Stabilizers steadying her at rest and on passage
