13 June 2019
At an imposing 1451 tonnes, 64 metres in length, five decks and an internal maximum width of 12.5 metres, Attila is the largest superyacht that Sanlorenzo has produced so far.
According to the Italian shipyard, Sanlorenzo has introduced “an innovative layout with elegant exterior lines and structures which maximise onboard liveability.”
The Main Deck at the stern and the Beach Club on the Lower Deck represent the most distinctive areas of the project. It features a double stairway that connects the pool and dining area to the Beach Club equipped with a sauna, massage room, and gym, right at the waterline. With the bow mirror and the side platforms open, the Beach Club covers an area of 78-square-metres.
“The most important aspect that has characterised the yacht’s concept has been maintaining continuity between the beach club and an area we could call an al fresco veranda, that is the rear part of the Main Deck where the pool is also located, passing along an impressive stairway,” says Antonio Santella, Vice President Sales & Marketing, Sanlorenzo Superyacht Division.
“The idea behind the layout enables us to integrate the main aft deck and the beach club as much as possible. This characteristic enables us to enjoy both areas, around which the social life on board is focused, simultaneously, without separating the guests.”
The new flagship of Sanlorenzo’s superyachts Steel line with a fast displacement hull, the 64Steel offers various distinguishing features, including:
“Yachts come to life from ideas. These are the ones that gave birth to Attila, our 64 metre yacht, our flagship.” Antonio Santella.
Attila‘s interiors were furnished and decorated by Francesco Paszkowski and Margherita Casprini.
“We worked full speed with the owner and the shipyard,” recalls Francesco Paszkowski. “Defining a modern space in South American style with natural elements such as teak, near which the owner wanted to add and mix many other materials he loves, and which are part of his personal experience. Attila is the yacht of a man who lives life to the fullest. And lives his yacht.”