Sanlorenzo’s 38-metre superyacht Y4H launched

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The third launch by Sanlorenzo in five days, soon after the 52-metre Seven Sins, the ninth SL86 yacht Taiji and the SL96 Francamarina, is the second hull of the SD 126 line, the 37.95-metre Y4H.

Taking her inspiration by her similar-sized sister yacht To-Tok (now Blue Agave), she features exterior styling by Italian designer Francesco Paszkowski. Her naval architecture was developed in house with a semi-bulbous bow, with a 8-metre beam and a maximum draught of 2.33 metres. She was built from a GRP hull and superstructure and she is the second yacht built by the Italian shipyard for the same German Owner.

The vessel can comfortably accommodate up to ten guests across five staterooms, including an owner’s cabin, two doubles and two twins. The crew quarters allows for a staff of up to six people. The tri-deck motor yacht features large expanses of glazing in her superstructure, filling the yacht’s interior with natural light and providing owners and guests with amazing ocean-views.
A semi-displacement cruiser, Y4H is powered by twin MTU diesel engines for a top speed of 18 knots. At a speed of 11 knots, she will have a maximum range of 3000 nautical miles.

General and technical details
Name Y4H Yacht Builder Sanlorenzo Naval Architect Sanlorenzo Exterior Designer Francesco Paszkowski Type Semi-displacement Motor Yacht Model, Class SD 126 Year of Build 2017 Hull Number 55 Length Overall 37.95m Beam 8.0m Max Draught 2.33m Gross Tonnage 314.00 Number of Decks 3 Max Speed 18 knots Cruising Speed 16 knots Range 3000nm @ 11knots Fuel Capacity 34200.00L Water Capacity 4000.00L Engines 2x MTU Diesel Hull & Superstructure Material GRP Deck Material Teak Guests 10 Guest Rooms 5 Master Rooms 1 Double Rooms 2 Twin Rooms 2

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