Lady Lena Sanlorenzo – Luxury Yacht Charter from €315,000 Per Week

Book Lady Lena Sanlorenzo for your next luxury escape and start enjoying the finest Mediterranean voyage with a wide, seamless itinerary. She is positioned to anchor in sheltered coves and exclusive resorts, with seasonal routes that span from spain to france and back.

Inside, designer interiors unfold across multiple rooms arranged for privacy and socializing alike. Each guest area is tuned for comfort, with refined fabrics, bespoke joinery, and a chef’s table dining experience that elevates evenings on deck.

The crew currently covers seasoned hospitality, with a refreshed service and a focus to enhance guest comfort. A sequence of activities is followed by a dedicated host, ensuring exploration aligns with your preferences. Expect wide sundecks, a spa-like relaxation area, a cinema lounge, and water toys that keep evenings lively. The yacht is positioned to visit spain and france coasts, with a private anchor for day trips to tucked-away bays.

Seasonal itineraries offer opportunities to linger at resorts along the coast, from the Balearics to the Côte d’Azur. When you gather around the table for a tasting menu, you will see how the finest ingredients travel from local markets to your plates, with dishes designed by a designer crew to please each palate.

From €315,000 per week as the base rate, the charter adapts to groups of up to a dozen guests with flexible terms and a clear option for extensions into Ibiza or Corsica. The captain coordinates with your host to align daily routines and evening events, so your crew can ensure every moment is pleasing y refreshed. Start planning with a trusted agent and lock in your preferred dates for the upcoming seasonal window.

What’s Included in the €315,000 Weekly Charter

Opt for the full-week charter with the chef-curated menu to maximise value and let everyone savour evenings aboard in truly luxurious comfort.

Staterooms offer private havens with premium linens, climate control, and commanding coastal panorama through large portholes.

The crew and service deliver exceptional care: a talented team coordinates every detail, delivering service seamlessly from check-in to late-night turn-down, so nothing distracts from the experience.

The inclusion covers meals, beverages, certified crew, seabobs, snorkelling gear, and the use of water toys, with charterworld enthusiasts recognising the clarity of terms within this weekly rate.

The chef-driven menu satisfies tastes for enthusiasts, with a best menu crafted daily to pair with the coastal panorama and sunsets.

Seabobs invite guests to explore the blue depths; snorkelling gear and water toys are included, expanding activity options for everyone.

An on-board officina handles routine maintenance and quick repairs, keeping systems pristine and ready for the next voyage.

The understanding between crew and guests streamlines timing, with used equipment rotated and replenished next day to maintain peak readiness; transparent consump reporting covers power and fuel usage.

Beauty of the coastline becomes the backdrop for every activity, while the yacht’s plan prioritizes comfort, privacy, and unforgettable moments along the coastal stretch.

Upper Deck Layout: Outdoor Living and Lounge Areas

Opt for the aft upper deck as the primary social hub: a curved L-shaped sofa-beds arrangement faces the water, complemented by a compact sideboard and a retractable shade. This combo creates a serene outdoor living space that stays comfortable from golden-hour sun to cool evening breezes, providing a natural gathering point before the next cruise. The approach also yields evident results in guest satisfaction and crew efficiency during port calls at coveted destinations.

Zones and Flow

Two distinct zones define the layout: a shaded lounge area on the starboard side with two chaise lounges and the sofa-beds, and a dining-counter area on the port side for al fresco meals. Frame the dining zone with a built-in grill and glass-front cooler to support entertaining across resorts and coastal destinations, with easy access to the helm and uninterrupted water views. Particulars include seating for 10–12, dining for 8, and sun exposure balanced along both sides to suit a variety of itineraries across destinations. The upper deck features a dedicated chess corner and a compact bar area.

Materials, Lighting, and Tech

The deck uses teak with a non-slip finish, and a 55-inch widescreen TV retracts into a weatherproof housing for outdoor viewing. Adjustable light levels along the rails switch from daylight to moonlight, while a chess table on the starboard edge invites relaxed play during sea days. The design by marco contributed the ergonomic chair profiles and cushion shapes, and huisman hardware handles the rails and lifting gear with dependable performance.

With a refit, operators can reconfigure seating modules to maximize the layout for long-range explorations across destinations; the sofa run can extend along the starboard edge or convert to a wide lounging curve for offshore itineraries. Commitment to comfort remains evident through shade, climate control, and modular cushions, ensuring a serene experience for every guest and easy exploration of the worlds of cruise itineraries for the next charter.

Crew and Service Standards for a Tailored Experience

Begin with a tailored guest-profile briefing before guests board, with preferences accessed and stored securely, ensuring every crew member references them for a warm, on-board welcome that heightens the vessel’s mystique.

• Guest profiles are maintained with indented notes in the crew app and accessed by the captain, chief steward, and department heads, enabling proactive service and reducing response time to special requests. This work strengthens consistency across vessels of different sizes and supports a maritime standard that guests can feel from the first hello.
• Service cadence moves with precision: staff move quickly to anticipate needs, encouraging discreet interactions while maintaining privacy. The setting communicates attentiveness without intrusion, and the team collaborates to deliver seamless attention across all areas.
• Staterooms showcase premium upholstery, clean lines, and thoughtful interiors; the setting adapts to guest preferences with climate control, low-noise bedding, and indented control panels for intuitive use, ensuring comfort in every moment on-board.
• Wellness and therapy options appear as targeted experiences on demand: in-room therapy, private massage menus, and spa treatments are coordinated to fit the day’s schedule, with clear signage and providing privacy for guests seeking repose.
• Dining and beverage service highlights: complimentary welcome canapés on arrival and chef-curated tasting menus illustrate the offering; dietary needs are captured in advance and free of charge substitutions are available where applicable, ensuring all guests feel valued and well cared for.
• Water activities and deck life prioritize safety and thrill: SUPs (sups) are stored on the sundeck with proper briefing, waves are monitored by an experienced crew, and staff supervise with a warm, proactive stance to keep guest experiences safe and exciting.
• Family-focused programming extends from interiors to land experiences: child-friendly menus, flexible dining, and curated port calls offer engaging activities for all ages, creating a cohesive family experience while maintaining maritime decorum and polish.
• Maintenance, safety, and readiness remain in constant view: deck checks begin at dawn with cold mornings met by warm greetings, routine equipment checks, and documented work orders to prevent interruptions during a busy week at sea, ensuring reliable performance across vessels and scenarios.

Itinerary Customization: Planning Ports of Call and Weather Windows

Lock four anchor ports in a sequence that aligns with sea conditions and daylight, and reserve a flexible weather window between calls to avoid rough seas.

The palumbo-designed platform with a teak floor and a standard tender station ensures smooth transfers, while the appointed lounges and desks are arranged aesthetically for still evenings aboard. Incorporating images from port previews on the bridge tablet helps define shore-time expectations.

Plan four anchors across the Western Med: Nice/Monaco on the Côte d’Azur, Sardinia’s Costa Smeralda, the Amalfi Coast (Positano), and Mallorca’s Port de Palma. This quartet delivers a balance of beaches, historic towns, and sheltered harbors, with options for a half- or full-day shore adventures.

Weather windows are tight but predictable: target May–June and September–October for the Western Med, when seas calm, daylight lingers, and humidity stays moderate. For the Ionian route, schedule late May–July and late August–October to avoid peak sirocco winds and peak summer heat.

To prepare, incorporate sevylor inflatables and a water-sports platform for on-water play, alongside four adventures on the voyage: private beach picnics, cliff hikes, snorkeling in clear coves, and sunset anchoring with a private chef. The plan relies on photos, with desks on the bridge and a flexible timetable so crews can adjust for winds and currents while keeping luxury appointments intact.

Onboard Amenities, Tech, and Wellness Facilities

Book Lena with a focus on her wellness deck and water-sports configuration to maximize every day on board.

Displacement sits around 2,800–3,000 metric tons, and this established scale delivers a calm, pleasing motion when cruising the surrounding islands next to your itinerary. The steel hull underpins a confident ride, while the finest upholstery and warm textures frame comfortable spaces. antonini interiors bring a refined, coastal feel, and pullman-style cabins flexibly accommodate guests. Two entrances to the water-sports area ensure easy access for kayak sessions or late-evening dips, while a forward terrace offers a private place to watch the horizon; lena continues to set the standard for understated elegance.

Technology and connectivity blend seamlessly: gyro-stabilizers reduce motion, dynamic positioning keeps the vessel steady in currents, and satellite links ensure reliable communications. A central panel controls climate, lighting, and AV across decks, while the crew can tailor settings for saloon or al fresco areas. The entertainment system is sourced from top brands and integrated by antonini, so visuals are crisp on every lounge; they can adjust audio zones to suit moods in the forward deck or cinema area.

The wellness spaces invite daily resets: a compact gym with cardio and weights, a spa suite with steam room and massage cabin, and an outdoor yoga terrace framing sea views. The design uses natural light and calming textures, with upholstery that stays pleasing after repeated use, just steps away from the water. Magnificent sunsets accompany each session.

Water toys and access: kayak and wakeboard gear live in a dedicated station with quick-access platforms; just step from the saloon to the water via the two entrances. The setup supports daily adventure, with wetsuits and safety gear prepared by the crew, and a welcoming tender drop makes port calls effortless for waterside exploration.