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Charter a Sanlorenzo SL86 in Cannes

The original SL86 uses large side windows and lowered adjacent bulwarks to keep the sea visible from the saloon.

Sanlorenzo SL86

Yacht specifications

Length overall
26.76 m
Beam
6.35 m
Accommodation
Eight guest berths; three crew berths
Generation
Original SL86, 26.76 m; distinct from the later SL86A.
Charter guests
Confirmed for the actual yacht; not inferred from the design accommodation.

Specifications describe the model. Your quote confirms the yacht, equipment and permitted guest number for your dates.

A sea view from the sofa

Its 26.76-metre length and 6.35-metre beam frame a flybridge design with both enclosed and outdoor living choices. For a Cannes group with different preferences for sun and shelter, that interior view can be as important as the upper deck.

Examine the offered seating orientation and shade before deciding where the gathering belongs. The value of the layout lies in comfortable places that guests will actually use, not simply in the number of spaces shown on a plan.

Use the saloon as part of the day

A Cannes charter need not treat the interior merely as somewhere to pass through. A welcome drink, a quieter conversation or a pause out of the sun can all belong there. Decide how the group will come together for lunch, then let the flybridge and other outdoor spaces provide alternatives afterwards.

A suitable coastal passage and one settled stop may make better use of that variety than constant movement. If guests must return for an evening event, leave a clear margin between disembarkation and their next commitment ashore.

SL86 and SL86A are separate references

This page concerns the original SL86, not the later SL86 Asymmetric. Similar names can hide different dimensions, circulation and interior arrangements. The primary reference used here gives eight guest berths and three crew berths.

Those are design figures, not an automatic charter allowance or a promise about a particular cabin setup. When comparing offers, keep the model generation and build year beside the current photographs. If the saloon view is the feature you want, ask to see that actual area rather than relying on an exterior photograph of a different generation.

Give the operator a layout brief, not only a badge

State your Cannes date, group size and useful hours, then explain how much time the party expects to spend indoors, outdoors and dining together. Mention any difficulty with stairs or boarding early enough to influence the yacht choice. The offered vessel may join from another port, so confirm the embarkation berth before arranging transport or suppliers.

The proposal should identify the yacht, crew, equipment, guest allowance and full cost. An SL86 or a comparable bright-saloon flybridge yacht can then be compared on the features that will actually shape the day.

Charter questions

Is this guide about the newer SL86 Asymmetric?

No. It covers the original 26.76-metre SL86. The SL86A has a different arrangement and should be identified separately.

Why do the side windows matter for a day charter?

They make the interior view part of the experience for guests who want a shaded or enclosed seat while remaining connected to the coast.

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