San Lorenzo
AMAN
AMAN is a 29.10m / 95ft Motor Luxury Yacht built in 2016 by San Lorenzo and later underwent a refit in 2021. Sleeping 9 guests in 4 cabins and with a crew of 4. Cruising at 21.00 kn/ph with a top speed of 28.00 kn/ph. The guest cabins comprise of two double cabins and two twin cabins with en-suite bathroom facilities.
LENGTH: 29.1 m
BEAM: 6.8 m
BUILT YEAR: 2016
REFIT: 2021
CRUISING SPEED: 21 kn
MAX SPEED: 28 kn
Aman sleeps 9 guests across 4 cabins.
CREW
Nationality: Italian Languages: Italian, English, Portuguese Captain Paolo was born in Olbia in 1989. After graduating from the nautical technical institute, I dedicated myself to navigation on all types of boats Sailing and Motor Yachts, having the possibility of navigating also in Latin America. He perfectly knows Sardinian waters having been his mirror of work for more than 14 years. He has already been captain of several yachts like: Gibsea, Tripesce, Saligusta, Pershing, Baglietto, Catamaran, Mochi, Ketch de ruyter and Canados. In his spare time he enjoys working out, sailing, mountain biking and fishing. He will be an added value for this yacht because he perfectly knows Sardinia from the small and secret "Calette" to the best restaurants to go.
Nationality: Ukraine Languages: Italian, English, Ukraine, Russian In the early work experience Vladimir has done the Barman in several bar of the Amalfi Coast gaining a notable experience in the field. For several years he has been a bar manager in a 5 star Hotels in Costa Smeralda Hotel Abi D'oru in the Golf of Marinella, developing a good ability to work under stress, create great cocktails and relate to guests from all over the world. His attention to details and language skills will surely be an added value for your experience.
Nationality: Italian Languages: Italian, English, German, Spanish The kitchen has always been at the heart of Cinzia’s life. Raised amidst the scent of flour from her family’s pasta factory, her passion for cooking was nurtured from an early age. Over the years, she has continued to explore and reinterpret traditional recipes from across Italy and beyond, blending authenticity with creativity. With a deep-rooted love for gastronomy and a constant desire to learn, Cinzia embraces a warm and genuine approach to cooking—one that evokes comfort, connection, and joy. Her cuisine is guided by simplicity, seasonality, and respect for local ingredients. Cinzia is a proud member of the Cesarine community, a network of over 1,500 Italian home chefs dedicated to preserving and promoting the rich culinary heritage of Italy. Through this role, she actively contributes to safeguarding regional traditions and sharing the essence of Italian food culture. She has also hosted numerous cooking classes and private dinners in her home, welcoming international guests to experience authentic Italian hospitality. With each dish, Cinzia shares not only her skills but also the stories, values, and soul of traditional Italian cuisine.
Nationality: Turkish Languages: Italian, English, Turkish Rozerin is a dedicated and dependable stewardess, known for her enthusiasm, adaptability, and strong team spirit. Her natural curiosity and genuine passion for hospitality are evident in every aspect of her work, which she approaches with energy, care, and professionalism. Capable of building rapport with guests of all ages, Rozerin thrives in dynamic environments and takes pride in contributing to a smooth and enjoyable onboard experience. In addition to her role as a stewardess, she has a keen interest in deck operations and is always eager to support her colleagues wherever needed, demonstrating a hands-on, can-do attitude. After beginning her academic journey at Çanakkale Onsekiz Mart University, where she studied Art History as well as Photography & Videography, Rozerin chose to pursue her passion for life at sea and transitioned into the yachting industry. This background enriches her eye for detail, aesthetics, and guest presentation.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a yacht charter preference sheet, and why is it important for an Italy yacht charter?
A preference sheet is one of the most important documents for a crewed yacht charter because it allows the captain and crew to personalise the entire experience around your expectations before you step onboard.It typically includes details such as your food preferences, dietary requirements, allergies, favourite drinks, daily routines, activities, special occasions, and any specific requests you may have.For an Italy yacht charter, this is especially valuable because each region offers unique experiences. Whether you want a private chef preparing authentic Italian cuisine, specific wines from local regions, water activities for children, or restaurant recommendations along the Amalfi Coast, the preference sheet allows the crew to prepare everything in advance and create a seamless luxury experience.
What is the best destination for a yacht charter in Italy?
The best destination for an Italy yacht charter depends entirely on the type of experience you are looking for.The Amalfi Coast and Capri are ideal for guests seeking dramatic scenery, luxury restaurants, glamorous ports, and iconic Mediterranean destinations. Sardinia and Costa Smeralda are perfect for crystal-clear waters, secluded beaches, and luxury island hopping. The Aeolian Islands and Sicily offer volcanic landscapes, authentic villages, and unique cultural experiences, while the Italian Riviera and Tuscany combine elegant coastal towns with beautiful cruising routes.A private yacht allows you to experience multiple destinations in one journey, creating a completely personalised itinerary based on your interests.
How much does it cost to charter a yacht in Italy?
The cost of a yacht charter in Italy depends on several factors, including yacht type, size, season, destination, and level of luxury.As a general guide, fully crewed yacht charters in Italy typically start from around €15,000 to €25,000 per week for smaller sailing yachts and catamarans. Luxury motor yachts generally range from €40,000 to €150,000+ per week, while large superyachts can exceed €500,000+ per week.In addition to the base charter fee, guests should budget for additional expenses such as VAT, APA (Advance Provisioning Allowance), fuel, food, beverages, marina fees, and crew gratuities.
Should I choose a crewed or bareboat yacht charter in Italy?
A crewed yacht charter is the preferred choice for most guests visiting Italy, especially those looking for a luxury and stress-free experience. With a professional captain, chef, and crew onboard, every detail is handled while you focus on enjoying the journey.Bareboat charters are better suited for experienced sailors who hold the required licences and prefer complete independence. However, navigating Italy's busy coastal areas, marina reservations, and local regulations can be challenging without local expertise.For most travellers, a crewed charter offers the best combination of comfort, safety, and access to hidden destinations.
Can I charter a yacht in Italy for more than 12 guests?
Yes, but options are more limited. Most private charter yachts are legally restricted to a maximum of 12 guests due to international maritime regulations.For larger groups, Italy offers specialised solutions including larger superyachts, charter yachts designed for group travel, and multiple yacht arrangements. These options are ideal for weddings, corporate retreats, family reunions, and milestone celebrations.A yacht broker can help identify vessels that match your group size, preferred destination, and style of travel.
Are food, drinks, fuel, and other expenses included in an Italy yacht charter?
Usually, they are not included in the base charter rate. Most luxury yacht charters in Italy operate on a plus-expenses basis, meaning additional costs are covered through an Advance Provisioning Allowance (APA).The APA typically covers expenses such as:FuelFood and beveragesMarina and port feesLocal taxes and permitsAdditional onboard servicesFor many sailing yachts and catamarans, some expenses may be included depending on the charter agreement. Your broker will provide a complete breakdown of all costs before booking.
How far in advance should I book an Italy yacht charter?
For the best selection of yachts, it is recommended to start planning your Italy yacht charter 6 to 12 months in advance, especially for peak summer months such as July and August.Popular destinations including the Amalfi Coast, Capri, Costa Smeralda, and the Aeolian Islands have high demand during the summer season, and the most desirable yachts with experienced crews often book early.However, last-minute opportunities can sometimes be available depending on yacht availability and travel dates. Starting your search early gives you the greatest choice of yachts, routes, and prices.
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From your initial enquiry to the final day of your journey, we’re here to guide you through every step with trusted advice, personalised recommendations, and seamless support throughout your charter.
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