Invictus Motor Yacht

A fuel burn of 440 litres an hour moves Invictus, a 94ft (29m) Sanlorenzo motor yacht from 2022, whose three decks are wrapped in glazing that keeps the water in view from every guest space.

Accommodation and crew

Five cabins sleep ten guests, with the master forward on the main deck: a king bed and a bathroom with twin vanities and underfloor heating. Below are two doubles and two twins that convert to doubles, plus a pullman berth in a convertible cabin. Each guest cabin has its own bathroom, and a crew of five means a crew member for every two guests.

Comfort under way

Invictus cruises at 13 knots with 18 available, and stabilisers that work at zero speed as well as on passage cut the roll whether she is moving or anchored.

On deck

The main deck aft is where meals are served outside, at a table that extends for a full sitting or splits into two low tables. The upper deck aft turns from sunbathing space to cocktail terrace and then to an outdoor cinema, and the bow lounge holds two daybeds away from the main deck. Gym equipment – treadmill, stepper and yoga mats – keeps training possible aboard.

Water toys

A 4.45m Williams Sport Jet tender takes five ashore, and two Seabobs and two paddleboards let two guests use each at a time; water skis, a wakeboard and snorkelling gear come as well, and the beach club and swim platform keep the water within a step.

Where she cruises

Her home port is St Tropez in France, and she cruises France, Monaco and Italy, which gives guests three countries of coastline to move along.

Charter notes

Invictus takes a charter by the week or a three-day rental, her peak in July and August, and suits a family or two couples, with twelve able to come aboard for a day on the water.