Fitline

Launched quietly in June 2024, FITLINE doesn’t immediately shout for attention—and that’s precisely the point. A Sanlorenzo SX76, she is the kind of yacht that turns heads not with ostentation, but with understatement. Sleek, composed, and sculpted with a modernist restraint, she invites a second look, then a longer gaze. At 23.75 meters, she falls into the compact category, at least by superyacht standards, but once aboard, it becomes clear: this vessel plays a far bigger game.

FITLINE is a study in spatial ingenuity. The lines are clean, the mood minimal, and yet the feeling is anything but spare. It’s the kind of design that quietly guides you into relaxation without ever asking. The helm, placed smartly on the flybridge, clears the main deck for a full-length living area that feels almost residential in comfort—an open, luminous expanse where galley, dining, and lounge areas merge seamlessly. It’s easy to forget you’re on a yacht at all.

Natural light pours in through broad windows, casting soft shadows on sleek surfaces and drawing your eye outward to the horizon. The interiors are not trying to impress with glitter, but with calm: tones of soft earth, clever angles, and a refreshing absence of clutter. Outside, the mood is just as serene. The swim platform is broad and generous—almost daring you to do nothing. Or, if you must, to slip into the sea with practiced ease, thanks to a hydraulic lift and elegant stepped passerelle.

But FITLINE isn’t all about stillness. With a cruising speed of 16 knots and the ability to hit 21, she’s swift enough to change scenery with the setting sun. Her modest 1.6-meter draft means shallow bays and hidden coves are fair game. A different view, a new anchorage, a fresh aperitif spot—every night if you like.

There’s a low-key glamour to the way she moves, and how she invites you to do the same. The flybridge is where this spirit shines brightest. With panoramic views, a well-appointed bar, and an open-air grill, it’s an invitation to linger—over conversation, over cocktails, over the slow drift of time at sea. Forward, the foredeck offers yet another tableau: deep cushions, warm breezes, a flute of something chilled. The yacht, like the moment, never pushes. It simply allows.

Below deck, up to eight guests are hosted in four en suite cabins, each with its own rhythm of quiet luxury. There’s no excess, only refinement. Showers are sleek, the finishes considered. Everything exists with intention.

In an age of loud statements, FITLINE offers something rarer: elegance without arrogance, comfort without compromise, and design that serves the soul as much as the eye. She is, in every sense, a vessel for those who understand that true luxury lies not in excess—but in ease.