85′ San Lorenzo

Marina del Rey Luxury Yacht Charter & Yacht Rentals

Set sail in style with the 85′ San Lorenzo, docked in Marina del Rey. This exquisite yacht, one of only 16 SL80 models crafted by the esteemed Sanlorenzo, offers luxury and comfort for the ultimate seafaring experience. Renowned for their exceptional yacht design, Sanlorenzo has built 132 yachts, provided naval architecture for 622, and designed the interiors for 96 yachts over 24 meters.

This exquisite 85′ San Lorenzo, managed by Catalina Yacht Charter, offers space for up to 12 guests, along with a committed crew of three to meet your every need. It’s your perfect choice for exploring the stunning coastlines of Southern California and more.

Step aboard through the aft deck and be greeted by a charming alfresco dining area, perfect for enjoying meals with a view of the sea. Inside, the main salon showcases custom cherry woodwork and plush leather settees, making the space warm and welcoming. Natural light floods in through large windows. A formal dining area and a well-equipped galley are set up for culinary delights in privacy. The pilothouse, complete with a stylish helm station and a cozy dinette, seats up to five.

Outside, the San Lorenzo boasts a tender garage filled with a 2016 11’ FBG Brigs tender, Sea Nymph Bob, two Yamaha Scout Explorers, and a Bauer Dive compressor. The flybridge offers plenty of seating for relaxation, and the broad bow sunpads are perfect for those looking to bask in the sun and enjoy the views.

Charter the 85′ San Lorenzo from Marina del Rey and experience the ultimate in luxury yachting. With skilled crew and endless possibilities for exploration, you’ll see the Southern California waters like never before.

Included in the rate:

• Boat and equipment rental
• Boarding fees
• Base Fuel
• Merchant processing fees
• Required safety measures
• Choice of experienced captains
• Complimentary soft drinks and water

Please note:

• Avoid high heels, confetti, glitter, or red wine.
• No illegal drugs. Federal laws apply on the water, making marijuana illegal under the jurisdiction of the U.S. Coast Guard.