Naya 7

Owning Naya 7 starts with a crew of five already in place, looking after up to ten guests across five cabins: a ratio a buyer steps into rather than has to build from nothing. Sanlorenzo delivered her in 2016, and the work carried out since, most recently in 2024, has kept her current for whoever takes her on next.

Build and provenance

She is a Sanlorenzo SD112, a 34-metre flybridge motor yacht in fibreglass, drawn inside and out by Francesco Paszkowski. At 266 gross tons she carries her length well, with a 7.7-metre beam and a 2.1-metre draught. She is classed with the Registro Italiano Navale, the society whose survey record a buyer's own surveyor will draw on.

Layout and accommodation

Ten guests sleep across five staterooms, with the owner's cabin forward on the main deck with sea views, a position that keeps the biggest room out of the motion further aft. Two VIP suites and two twin cabins sit on the lower deck, each with its own bathroom.

Performance and engineering

Twin MTU engines rated at 1,500 hp each give her a 10-knot cruise and an 18-knot top speed, with a 5,000-nautical-mile range that puts a long passage within reach rather than just a coastal hop. Two Kohler generators at 55 kW each keep the boat's systems running at anchor.

Recent works

She has had work carried out at two yards since 2024, including a new hull finish and updates to her onboard IT and entertainment systems, the kind of investment that keeps a proven design current for whoever buys her next.

On deck and at anchor

The flybridge is where the day tends to end, with a hot tub built in and space to relax under open sky; underwater lights turn the transom into a night feature once the sun goes down, and WiFi keeps the boat connected for guests who cannot fully switch off.

Where she lies and how to see her

Naya 7 lies in Palma de Mallorca, Spain. We set up viewings aboard her and come along for each one, and once terms are agreed with the seller, survey and sea trial follow before the sale completes.