62M CUSTOM SUPERYACHT

The 62m CUSTOM SUPERYACHT by Sanlorenzo is a 62STEEL model built by Sanlorenzo in 2021. The sharp exterior profile features a steel hull and aluminium superstructure in silver and white, contrasted by dark windows for a modern appearance that also safeguards guest privacy. The interiors come from prestigious designer Francesco Paszkowski Design, and the accommodation sleeps up to 12 guests across 7 en-suite cabins, with a professional crew of 15 to take care of every detail.

NOTABLE FEATURES OF CLOUD 9

• Approved RYA Water Sports Centre
• Two Jacuzzis
• Beach club with hammam and wet bar
• Owner's deck with private lounge and office 
• Massage room/Staff cabin 
• Great selection of water toys
• Gym/exercise equipment
• Lift/elevator
• Air conditioning
• Wi-Fi

EXTERIOR

The main deck aft is furnished with a plush sofa, armchairs and coffee tables under the shade of the upper deck overhang, and along the sun-drenched stern there is a glass-bottomed Jacuzzi pool flanked on both sides by a sunbed.

Two stairways lead down to the fold-out lower deck swim platform and the beach club, and a starboard stairway connects to the upper deck aft, with is also the Owner’s deck.

The Owner’s deck aft has a fully-equipped wet bar beside the two doors into the skylounge, and the centre of this area has a grand alfresco dining table to serve 16. A sunbed is placed to port, and additional sunbeds and sofa seating, including a starboard corner sofa and coffee table, are placed along the stern for the views and the sunshine. Side walkways lead past the skylounge and Owner’s apartment to the foredeck, where the private outdoor area provides a Jacuzzi pool with a double sunbed on both sides, a pair of armchairs and a side table, a circular sofa/sunbed and gym equipment for lounging, dining and exercising in the open air.

The sundeck can be accessed via a starboard stairway from the Owner’s aft deck, or via the internal lift/elevator. There is a Barbeque area with wet bar to port, opposite of which is an aft-facing corner sofa and armchairs around a coffee table. The stern has a double sunbed and sun loungers for relaxing after a meal and savouring the views and the sunshine.

INTERIOR

The contemporary interiors combine texture and tones of silvery-white accented by black and gold to create a harmonious and welcoming environment throughout.

The lower deck layout hosts the crew accommodation, mess, laundry facilities and galley in the forward section, followed by the tender garage amidships which has port and starboard hatches for easy launch and retrieval. The technical spaces and engine room are behind, and the stern contains a spacious beach club with fold-down terraces, a wet bar and corner sofa accompanied by armchairs and a coffee table to starboard, and an area for gym equipment to port. The forward section of the beach club has a day head, a hammam with a shower and a stairway up to the main deck aft. When the aft transom door and side terraces are closed, the area remains naturally lit due to the glass-bottomed Jacuzzi pool on above.

The main deck bow area contains a port tender garage and starboard technical spaces with a stairway granting access to the crew quarters below. The guest accommodation and massage room/staff cabin are forward of amidships, followed by the main foyer and pantry with access to the galley below. The formal dining area is aft and serves up to 16 guests in a brightly lit environment, and an intimate ambience is created by separating this section from the main salon using cabinetry. The main salon comfortably seats all guests on the aft-facing L-shaped sofa and the armchairs around the coffee table. Two additional chairs and a table are placed beside the starboard windows to take advantage of the views and the bright natural light.

The upper deck is also the Owner’s deck, and the Owner’s stateroom is forward with the study/office behind, to starboard, followed by the foyer and the crew spaces to port. The sky lounge aft has sliding doors on three sides for a more alfresco living experience while guests lounge on the C-shaped sofa as they watch a film on the widescreen TV.

On the sundeck, the forward wheelhouse has a sofa for guests to use as a cosy reading space or place for close conversation in a brightly lit environment. The day head, lift/elevator and Captain’s cabin are behind to starboard, while the Captain’s office is behind to port, followed by the lift/elevator and stairway and a door out to the sundeck aft.

A pair of MTU 12V 4000 M64 engines give a top speed of 16.5 knots and a cruising speed of 12.5 knots, at which there is an extensive cruising range of 5,000 nautical miles.