Queen Martina

Glass dominates the saloon, and above it sits a flybridge sized among the largest in her class, a deck built for the whole day rather than a single sundowner. Sanlorenzo delivered this flybridge motor yacht, Queen Martina, in 2024, and at 27 metres she is offered through Boatcrowd from a berth in France.

Build and provenance

She is a monohull motor yacht in Sanlorenzo's flybridge series, delivered new in 2024, so a survey today would read as a delivery inspection rather than a history of past work. She is coded for commercial charter as well as private use, a status that keeps her flexible between private trips and a charter programme.

Layout and accommodation

Eight guests sleep across four cabins, and a crew of three look after them aboard. The flybridge above becomes the main outdoor living space, stretching the saloon upward rather than crowding the deck below.

Performance and engineering

She cruises at 27 knots and reaches 32 knots at full throttle, pace suited to a day along the coast rather than a long passage. Zero-speed stabilisers hold her level at anchor, a system her listing credits with keeping the boat comfortable once the engines are off.

On deck and at anchor

The flybridge carries a hardtop with a slatted roof that adjusts through the day, moving from open sky to shade without moving the guests. Underwater lighting extends the evening once the sun goes down, a detail suited to nights at anchor rather than nights under way.

Where she lies and how to see her

France is where Queen Martina lies, and Boatcrowd will show her in person: we set up viewings, attend them alongside you, and once an offer is accepted we move into survey and sea trial ahead of handover. She already carries a season in our own charter programme, and a buyer keen to feel her underway can book that time aboard before any purchase is finalised.