Last updated: September 2026
Sanlorenzo is an Italian yard, founded in 1958 near Florence. We list five Sanlorenzos on this site, and three of them name the Bahamas as a cruising area; the other two cruise only Florida or only Greece, so they are left out. The three below are 88 to 96 feet (26 to 29 m).
They count down from #3, the smallest, to #1, the biggest, by the length on each listing. Lengths and rates are as shown on each listing on 29 September 2026, and every rate is the weekly charter fee in US dollars, before expenses and tax. For Sanlorenzo rates on this site, see our Sanlorenzo charter rates.
3. NO MATTER WHAT
“An SX88 with a Beach Club”
NO MATTER WHAT is an 88 foot (26 m) Sanlorenzo SX88 built in 2022. Her listing names the Bahamas among her cruising areas; ask us for her Bahamas dates. She takes 8 guests in 4 en-suite cabins.
Her listing describes the largest beach club in her class, with a hydraulic swim platform, plus a flybridge with sun loungers, dining and a barbecue. She has stabilizers at anchor and Starlink. Her rates run from $85,000 to $95,000 per week.
From the broker review on NO MATTER WHAT's listing
The partially enclosed flybridge with A/C and an electric sunroof is a nice touch, and the rotational chef plus an energetic crew keep the whole week running smoothly.
Chris de Kock
Charter Broker, Sales Broker, Active CYBA Member
2. ASTONISH
“A 94 Footer Built in 2012”
ASTONISH is a 94 foot (28.65 m) Sanlorenzo built in 2012. Her listing names the Bahamas and Florida for both seasons; ask us for her Bahamas dates and terms, and for her current layout and guest count.
Her listing shows a swim platform with an outdoor shower and underwater lights. Her rates run from $68,000 to $75,000 per week.
1. SWEET VIRGINIA
“An SL96A with an On-Deck Master”
SWEET VIRGINIA is a 96 foot (29.26 m) Sanlorenzo SL96A delivered in 2022. Her listing names the Bahamas and Florida for both seasons. She takes 8 guests in 4 cabins, with a king master suite on deck.
The asymmetric layout of the SL96A adds about 15 percent more volume to the main deck, her listing says, and floor-to-ceiling windows light the salon. She has stabilizers at anchor and underway. Her rates run from $85,000 to $98,000 per week.
What a Sanlorenzo Charter Costs
The three list from $68,000 to $98,000 per week. These are the weekly rates on each listing, not a quote for a Bahamas week: every yacht sets its own calendar and terms, so ask us for a Bahamas quote on your dates. They are charter fees only. The Bahamas adds a flat 14 percent charter tax on the fee, not on the APA or the tip, as our guide to Bahamas charter taxes explains. Fuel, food, drinks and marina fees come out of the advance provisioning allowance (APA), and any unspent APA is returned.
For a week in the Exumas, almost everyone flies into Nassau, about 30 minutes from the marinas, once the yacht is confirmed for your dates. Tell us your dates and your group, and we will check which of these Sanlorenzos is free.









