Almax

Sanlorenzo, a name synonymous with innovation and Italian craftsmanship, continues to redefine yachting with Almax, the latest jewel in its 50Steel series. More than just a superyacht, Almax is a statement—bold, elegant, and engineered for a new era of sustainable luxury. As the world’s first superyacht fitted with a green methanol Reformer Fuel Cell system, she is a trailblazer, setting new standards for eco-conscious cruising.

Designed by Zuccon International Project, her striking silhouette is a masterclass in form and function—sleek lines, expansive glass, and five-tiered, offset decks that dissolve the boundaries between interior and exterior. Inside, Lissoni & Partners have crafted a world of refined minimalism, where Japanese-inspired screens and dark wood accents create a serene yet sophisticated retreat.

The showpiece? The Ocean Lounge—a transformative space that unfolds into a breathtaking 135-square-meter beach deck, placing guests at the water’s edge. A glass-sided staircase bathes the interiors in natural light, linking a seamless flow of spaces: a gym and spa on the lower deck, a mezzanine-style dining area, and a second saloon on the upper deck. The master suite, a haven of understated luxury, boasts a private office, dual dressing rooms, and panoramic sea views.

Above, the sundeck is pure indulgence—360-degree vistas, a tiered infinity pool, and plush lounges for endless relaxation. Meanwhile, a BG42 chase boat ensures on-the-water adventures are always within reach.

Available for charter between the Mediterranean and Asia, Almax is more than a yacht—it’s a vision of the future. As Sanlorenzo CEO Massimo Perotti puts it, Almax is “a milestone on our journey toward carbon neutrality.” With cutting-edge technology and uncompromising luxury, she offers a new way to experience the sea—elegant, effortless, and entirely unforgettable.