Jicj

Owning a boat this young means inheriting almost no history: JICJ left the Sanlorenzo yard in 2023, and an owner who buys her takes on a yacht built to the asymmetric-hull plan, with 100 gross tons of interior space arranged over 29 metres.

Build and provenance

Sanlorenzo delivered her in 2023 as part of the asymmetric-hull series, with exterior lines by Zuccon International Project. The plan removes the corridor along one side of the main deck, adding fifteen per cent more usable space there, and puts the owner's stateroom on the port side with its own direct access. Her hull and superstructure are glass-reinforced plastic and her beam runs to 6.76 metres.

Layout and accommodation

Eleven guests are accommodated across five cabins, including a pullman berth that adds a bed without adding a cabin. A crew of four run the boat day to day, with the owner's suite kept private on the port side of the main deck.

Performance and engineering

JICJ cruises and tops out at 24 knots, a pace for reaching an anchorage rather than for crossing open water at speed. She carries zero-speed stabilisers for still nights at anchor, twin Kohler generators for house power, and a Raymarine navigation suite paired with a Starlink connection for an owner who wants to stay in touch while aboard.

Where she lies and how to see her

JICJ lies in Sibenik, Croatia. Boatcrowd arranges each viewing and is there for it, and once an offer is accepted we bring in the surveyor and put her through her sea trial before handover.