Sanlorenzo 112

Onboard the Sanlorenzo 112

The Sanlorenzo 112 puts 34 metres of Italian design to work as a day-focused platform rather than a multi-night live-aboard: with capacity for 12 guests but a single cabin on board, the layout favours open deck space, wide social areas and easy movement between saloon and cockpit over private sleeping quarters. It reads as a yacht built for hosting rather than overnighting — a distinction worth understanding before booking, since the guest count and the cabin count serve two different kinds of charter.

That balance suits a specific use-case well: anchoring in the Gulf of Saint-Tropez off the town, tendering ashore to Quai Jean Jaurès for lunch or a walk through the port, then returning to a yacht with enough room on deck to host twelve people comfortably through an afternoon. It also works for a day run out toward Pampelonne, anchoring off the beach and using the tender for beach club access, or for a quieter half-day along the coast without the logistics of an overnight passage.

Corporate groups arranging a client lunch or an afternoon event on the water are a natural fit for the Sanlorenzo 112 — the deck and saloon space accommodate a full group of 12 without the yacht needing to double as sleeping accommodation for that many guests. Couples or smaller groups wanting one properly appointed cabin alongside generous shared space, rather than several equally sized staterooms, will also find the configuration works in their favour. Charter from Saint-Tropez should be planned as a day format built around this layout, with anchorage and tender logistics agreed ahead of departure.