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Step aboard M/Y LA, a Sanlorenzo SX88 that redefines the boundaries of modern yacht design and Italian craftsmanship. This striking vessel masterfully combines elegance, performance, and versatility to deliver a seamless cruising experience for the modern yacht owner.
Built by the renowned Sanlorenzo Shipyard, the SX88 belongs to the shipyard's acclaimed "crossover" series, conceived to blend the explorer yacht's practicality with the flybridge's sophistication. Her forward-leaning superstructure and expansive beach club give the SX88 an unmistakable identity, while vast windows and open-plan interiors flood every deck with natural light.
Inside, M/Y LA offers a refined atmosphere of understated luxury, featuring contemporary décor, premium materials, and bespoke Italian furnishings. The main deck has been designed as an open-space concept, creating an uninterrupted flow from the aft cockpit through the saloon to the bow lounge—a unique layout that evokes the feeling of a private seaside loft.
On deck, guests can enjoy multiple alfresco lounging and dining areas, a spacious flybridge with commanding views, and a generous beach platform designed for effortless access to the sea and water toys.
Combining innovative engineering, contemporary design, and unmistakable Sanlorenzo style, M/Y LA stands as a true testament to the evolution of luxury yachting—where freedom, form, and function come together in perfect harmony.
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