Brand new superyacht LUCKY joins the charter fleet in the Mediterranean

By Katia Damborsky 6 February 2020

The 25m/ 81ft motor yacht LUCKY has joined the charter fleet, and will be spending her first season in Mediterranean hotspots including Italy and the South of France.

A brand new yacht from Italian yard Sanlorenzo, LUCKY is defined by sleek exteriors and cool, elegant interiors.

She is the prime candidate for anyone looking for a stylish superyacht charter, and provides a wide range of facilities to ensure guests are comfortable and entertained while on board.

While compact, the yacht offers voluminous alfresco decks with a large flybridge and foredeck area.

The yacht is part of the Italian yard’s SL78 series. While compact, the yacht offers voluminous alfresco decks; her flybridge is home to alfresco dining, sunloungers and a small wet bar. Partial shading ensures the space can be used at all hours.

The foredeck offers an alternative spot to soak up the sunshine or enjoy a casual meal, with sofa seating which wraps around a small coffee table. On a private yacht charter, guests looking to access the sea can make use of the aft deck swim platform.

lucky yacht main salon with large sofa and tv screen

The yacht is sure to turn heads whether she’s cruising the French Riviera or island-hopping off the Amalfi Coast.

lucky superyacht marble table and dining area

The yacht’s interiors have been helmed by Officina Italiana Design, and they are signature Italian elegance. The main salon features wide windows, with a large sofa, formal dining and a variety of neutral tones and gloss finishes that give her a polished edge.

Accommodation is provided for a total of eight guests in four well-appointed cabins, each of which benefits from en suite facilities. The owner’s salon is lavish, with a marble en suite.

Sophisticated and effortlessly stylish, LUCKY is designed for discerning guests. She’s sure to turn heads whether she’s cruising between glitzy hotspots on the French Riviera, exploring the white sand beaches of Sardinia or island-hopping off the Amalfi Coast.