SL90A Michisan

Michisan represents one of the most advanced interpretations of Sanlorenzo SL90A, delivered in February 2026 and distinguished by the shipyard’s iconic asymmetric layout. This architectural choice reshapes the onboard distribution, enhancing perceived volume, increasing natural light, and creating a more direct, continuous relationship between interior and exterior areas, delivering a spatial experience that stands apart from conventional yachts in the same class.

The main deck is conceived as an open, coherent environment, where the main salon develops fluidly around the lounge and dining areas. Extensive glazing runs throughout the space, providing constant sea views and reinforcing the SL90A’s distinctive asymmetric concept, designed for a more comfortable, natural, and contemporary life on board.

Accommodation is arranged for up to eight guests in four en suite cabins. A full-beam master suite, complemented by one VIP cabin and two double cabins, reflects Sanlorenzo’s latest standards in both specification and finish. The interiors, executed to the shipyard’s most recent design guidelines, express a restrained and balanced aesthetic, offering a private, comfortable setting that is particularly well suited to extended cruising.

Externally, Michisan offers well-resolved and functional outdoor areas. The spacious flybridge is organised for relaxation and socialising, with dedicated sunbathing and lounge zones. The aft deck further expands the yacht’s outdoor living, providing an inviting setting for alfresco dining, while the swim platform ensures direct and effortless access to the sea.

A professional crew of four ensures careful and tailor-made service throughout the charter, aligned with the expectations of a clientele accustomed to the highest standards.

Available for charter through Sanlorenzo Charter Fleet, Michisan is a focused choice for those wishing to experience the Mediterranean aboard a newly delivered yacht that combines advanced design thinking, refined spaces and the distinctive identity of the Sanlorenzo shipyard.