97 San Lorenzo
97-foot Sanlorenzo motor yacht from the respected Italian shipyard at Ameglia (founded 1958).
Location: Miami, United States
4 bedrooms, sleeps 13.
- Jungle gym
- Trampoline
- Inflatable pool (add-on $500)
- Spacious salon
- Alfresco dining
- Licensed captain + crew
- A/C
Price: From $6,900 USD per charter
A 97-foot Sanlorenzo motor yacht from the Italian shipyard at Ameglia, on the Ligurian coast near La Spezia, which has built since 1958 and ranks among the top three semi-custom yards in the world. Four en-suite cabins sleep eight, with a full-beam master amidships. The onboard play setup is the rare part: a permanent jungle gym and trampoline are included, the only such setup in the Miami charter fleet, and an inflatable pool is available as an add-on. A spacious salon and alfresco dining cover the rest, and a dedicated crew of four runs every charter. | Location: Miami, United States | Bedrooms: 4 | Guests: 13 | Price: From $6,900 USD per charter | Top Amenities: Jungle gym, Trampoline, Inflatable pool (add-on $500) | Best For: Family charters with kids, Active groups that want onboard play, Sanlorenzo craftsmanship at a charter-market price
Sanlorenzo is a name serious yachting people recognize immediately. The shipyard has built at Ameglia, on the Ligurian coast near La Spezia, since 1958, family-owned for most of its history, acquired by Massimo Perotti in 2005 after a long period of slowed production, and rebuilt into one of the top three semi-custom yards in the world over the last two decades. Sanlorenzo only builds a limited number of hulls per year by design; scarcity and craftsmanship are the brand positioning, not volume. That context matters for this charter: a 97 Sanlorenzo at $6,900 for four hours is, in build-quality-per-dollar terms, one of the better deals in the Miami fleet. At 97 feet with a 17-foot beam the exterior lines stay narrow and fast in profile, classic Sanlorenzo proportion work. Four cabins below deck sleep eight overnight, laid out as a full-beam master amidships (with proper head-and-shower, not a day layout), a VIP stateroom forward, and two twin guest cabins for kids or additional adults.
On Board
This specific Sanlorenzo has an interior setup you don't see on other 90-100 foot yachts in Miami: an onboard jungle gym and trampoline. Most yachts in this class treat deck space as sunbathing area only, rows of sunpads, a dining table, maybe a jacuzzi. This one rigs actual play equipment on the aft deck for families and active groups. If you're bringing kids or if your group has the kind of energy that does not translate to four hours of sitting on a sunpad, that changes the day. The optional inflatable pool deploys for $500 as a charter add-on and sits on the aft deck at water level. Interior salon is bright and open with typical Sanlorenzo woodwork on the floor and trim, the yard is known for carpentry quality that persists decades after launch. Crew of four standard: captain, first mate, chef or chief stew, deckhand. The charter rate runs $6,900 for four hours up to $12,100 for eight, which puts a Sanlorenzo hull inside reach for day charters that would usually stretch to a production Italian boat at the same price. Built by Sanlorenzo (Ameglia, Italy, founded 1958, family-owned semi-custom yard). Rare onboard jungle gym + trampoline (family-charter differentiator). Four en-suite cabins sleep 8 overnight, day-charter capacity 13. Full-beam master amidships with private en-suite. Sanlorenzo carpentry and material work (yard signature). Crew of four standard
Onboard Play Package
The jungle gym and trampoline are permanently rigged and included. Inflatable pool is an optional add-on. Jungle gym (included in base rate). Trampoline (included in base rate). Inflatable pool ($500 add-on). Jet ski delivery available at $150/hr per ski (add-on)
Best For
Families with kids (onboard jungle gym + trampoline is genuinely rare). Active groups that want to do something besides lounge. Sanlorenzo pedigree seekers at a sub-$7K entry price. Birthday celebrations where energy, not quiet, is the point. Multi-generational charters (kids have play equipment, adults have the salon)