SILVER FOX

Silver Fox is a 72-metre displacement motor yacht built by Sanlorenzo, delivered in 2026 and registered under the Marshall Islands flag. Constructed on a steel hull, she represents one of the more substantial recent launches from a builder long associated with considered Italian design and rigorous engineering standards. At this length and displacement, she sits firmly in the upper tier of contemporary charter yachts, with a range of 6,000 nautical miles placing her among the longer-ranging vessels in her class — capable of extended ocean passages without the operational constraints that limit smaller platform yachts.

Silver Fox is well suited to groups of up to twelve guests who place equal value on privacy, active water pursuits, and structured wellness. Nine cabins across a 12-guest layout allows for generous cabin sizing rather than maximum occupancy, and a crew complement of 21 delivers a staffing ratio that supports a high level of attentive, personal service throughout. She operates across the Mediterranean and Caribbean, making her a natural fit for summer Adriatic or Aegean itineraries and winter Caribbean seasons alike. She is less appropriate for guests seeking an intimate two-cabin arrangement or those whose priorities lean toward a purely social, party-oriented experience — her scale rewards guests who will genuinely use what she offers.

What distinguishes Silver Fox within her class is the breadth of onboard infrastructure delivered without apparent compromise to living space. Sanlorenzo's approach to the 72-metre scale typically prioritises volume efficiency and interior flow, and the inclusion of both an elevator and a beach club suggests that the design treats vertical movement and sea-level access as integral to the guest journey rather than optional additions. At-anchor and underway stabilisers extend comfortable occupation in conditions that would make comparable vessels less liveable.

The overall character of Silver Fox is oriented around two distinct registers: active and restorative. The water toy inventory — which runs to four jet-skis, Seabobs, Fliteboards, wakesurfing equipment, and a full dive setup — is genuinely comprehensive rather than token, and the inflatable tower with slide and climbing wall signals that younger guests or multigenerational groups are well provided for. On the restorative side, a dedicated spa, hammam, sauna, beauty room, gym, massage room, and outdoor cinema give the yacht a resort-like depth of programming rarely seen at this length. The beach club and bathing platform consolidate water access at sea level, while the sun deck and pool provide the elevated, social outdoor spaces that define extended charter living.

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