FATSA

Luxury yacht FATSA from Italian shipyard Sanlorenzo is an SD96 model built in 2021 and measuring 29m/95.2ft. She is constructed from GRP, creating a lightweight and responsive hull from the shipyard naval architects to an exterior design by Zuccon International Project. Studio Patricia Urquiola created warm and inviting interiors, which use a palette or earthy browns, greys and cream accented by muted lighting and a burst of vibrant colour in the artwork. M/Y FATSA has room for 12 guests while cruising, and overnight the accommodation sleeps 11 guests in five en-suite cabins. The professional crew of five will keep everything running at peak efficiency throughout the cruise.

NOTABLE FEATURES OF FATSA: 

• Main deck Master suite 
• Abundance of sunbathing spots
• Multiple indoor/outdoor dining areas
• Large variety of water toys
• Draft of only 1.95m/6.5ft for close beach access
• Air conditioning
• Wi-Fi

EXTERIOR

From the lower deck swim platform, guests have a sofa/sunbed on both sides as well as access to the array of water toys stored on board, and the space can be further extended by a floating dock. Two stairways ascend to the main deck aft, where there is a sofa along the stern along with two raised tables and additional chairs for casual alfresco dining, coffee mornings or simply relaxing outside in the shade. 

A starboard stairway on the main deck aft gives access to the upper deck aft, which can also be accessed through the sky lounge. Sunbeds are placed in the sun-exposed aft section, forward of which are two sofas and a long coffee table, and a port-side bar. The whole area can be covered with a canvas shade for all-day outdoor use.

Side walkways along the upper deck lead around to the Portuguese deck, where the sunbed converts into a C-shaped sofa with raised table for drinks and casual meals in the sunshine, or beneath a canvas shade. A stairway leads down into the bow section, which has high bulwarks for privacy while guests lounge on the two sofa/sunbeds.

INTERIOR

The lower deck layout places the crew accommodation forward, the guest accommodation amidships, the engine room behind and the tender garage with water toys storage in the stern.

On the main deck, the Master suite is forward, with the Master en-suite bathroom behind to starboard and the galley to port.
Amidships, the main foyer stairway is integrated as a feature within the forward wall of the elegant and minimalist main salon. A long sofa lines the port wall beneath the large windows, and footrests and a coffee table complete this cosy setting. The starboard side has a sofa along the wall and movable chairs around an elevated table, which can be used for group dining, games or for work on the move.

The upper deck layout separates the forward helm station from the sky lounge to create a second harmonious space free from disturbances and distractions. A salon bar is to port, where glass sliding doors give access to the outside walkway while letting the outdoor ambiance permeate the interior. A large sofa and drinks table line the starboard side, and a wall-mounted widescreen TV forward will give guests top-quality entertainment whenever they desire.

A pair of MTU 10V 2000 M86 engines give a top speed of 17 knots and a cruising speed of 13.5 knots.