Sanlorenzo SL72 yacht charter in Antibes
A classic SL72 gives an Antibes day three different settings: lunch near the saloon, an open view above and private rooms below for a longer stay.

A sheltered gathering and a higher coastal view
The early SL72 separates the main saloon from its open flybridge, giving an Antibes party two distinct ways to enjoy the same coast. Guests can move upstairs for the panorama or remain near the aft meal and interior without losing the shared character of the day.
Sanlorenzo SL72
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- Published length
- 21.80 m cited 1998 reference
- Published beam
- 5.61 m
- Accommodation reference
- Four guest cabins: two doubles and two twins in the reference
- Design
- classic flybridge motor yacht
A sheltered gathering and a higher coastal view
Long dark saloon windows, a raised forward bridge and small hull ports identify this traditional generation. It appeals when the charter calls for established living spaces rather than a single open cockpit, especially if the party will spend several nights aboard.
Let the cap supply the scenery
An Antibes outing can begin with the town behind and the wooded cap ahead, then leave a substantial interval for lunch and conversation. The upper deck is useful during the moving view; the main lounge and aft area become equally relevant once the yacht settles at a suitable stop.
A westward Lérins direction adds passage time and should suit the hours actually available. For a shorter gathering, staying closer can preserve more of the experience the party chose the yacht for. Explain any restaurant or evening commitments before the course is settled.
An early reference with individual interiors
The cited 1998 model reference measures 21.80 metres with a 5.61-metre beam. Four cabins, arranged as two doubles and two twins in that example, make a multi-night stay a meaningful option. A day gathering uses a different allowance and should be described separately.
Interior finishes and equipment can change considerably through refits. The guide concerns the early SL72 architecture; the proposal identifies the actual yacht, current rooms and service. Give the Antibes meeting preference, dates and intended cabin allocation so that the comparison begins with the guests rather than a model number alone.
Checks for the course you have chosen
Which SL72 generation does this guide follow?
The cited early reference was built in 1998 and measures 21.80 metres with a 5.61-metre beam; later descriptions and individual refits should be checked separately.
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