Steel It

Running Steel It calls for a crew of five to look after eight guests in four cabins, a lean complement for a yacht that cruises at 36 knots. Sanlorenzo built her in 2023, and she lies now in Ibiza.

Build and provenance

Steel It is a Sanlorenzo, delivered in 2023 with a high-speed profile built into the hull from the start. Zuccon International Project drew her exterior lines, naval architecture by Studio Marco Arnaboldi sits behind her top-end speed, and Studio Lissoni handled the interiors: three names covering the yacht from hull to furnishing. Hull and superstructure are both GRP, keeping weight down to support her speed, and teak decking covers her exterior areas.

Layout and accommodation

Four cabins hold eight guests, with a crew of five aboard to run her, close to a one-to-two crew to guest ratio that keeps a small yacht feeling attended without crowding the layout. At 220 gross tons on 33 metres, the cabins and saloon have real room to work with alongside her speed-first profile.

Performance and engineering

Steel It cruises at 36 knots, a pace her GRP hull and superstructure are built to sustain rather than simply reach. Her beam measures 7.1 metres, narrow enough relative to her 33-metre length to help her hold that speed without excess drag.

Where she lies and how to see her

Steel It lies in Ibiza, Spain. Boatcrowd sets up viewings and is on hand for them, and once you and the seller agree terms, survey and sea trial come next before the sale completes.