Notynog Motor Yacht

An asymmetric layout shapes this 91ft (28m) Sanlorenzo motor yacht, freeing volume inside and opening the interior onto the decks. Marty Lowe drew the interior of this 2022 build: floor-to-ceiling windows, a bulwark that drops away, furniture from Poltrona Frau and Minotti, and a main salon with a bar and a table that seats all eight.

Where she cruises

Notynog's home port is on Corsica, in France, and she cruises the south of France, Monaco and Italy, giving guests a choice of coastlines to anchor along.

Accommodation and crew

Four cabins take eight guests overnight, and eight is also her limit by day. Her master suite, with a king bed, walk-in storage and an electrically opening skylight, takes the full width of the main deck; below deck, a VIP cabin and the guest cabins hold the three queen beds, each with an ensuite bathroom. A crew of four looks after those eight from their own quarters, and her peak months are July and August.

Comfort under way

She cruises at 25 knots with 29 knots available, and her stabilisers have a zero-speed setting that takes the roll out of her when she is stopped.

On deck

The flybridge gathers dining, lounge seating and a bar under a retracting hardtop, so it can be shaded or open to the sky. Forward, sunpads and a seating area look over the bow.

Water toys

A 10' 9" (3.3m) Williams jet tender is kept in her garage, and the hydraulic swim platform makes launching it easy, along with the Sea Scooter, the paddleboard, the waterskis and the banana boat towable. Snorkelling sets for eight mean nobody waits for a mask.

Charter notes

Notynog suits a family or friends travelling as eight, and she can be hired for a week or three days; she is set up for wheelchair access too, which widens who can come aboard.