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Lemon Tree (61.5 m motor yacht): exterior view

Motor yacht · Sanlorenzo

Lemon Tree

  • Length61.5 m
  • Guests12
  • cabins7
  • crew16
  • Built2021

Lemon Tree is a 61.5 m motor yacht built by Sanlorenzo in 2021, for 12 guests in 7 cabins with 16 crew. Charter from €485,000 per week in summer (Western Mediterranean, Italy and Montenegro); in winter from US$485,000 (Caribbean, Antigua and Saint Martin), plus expenses.

The first Sanlorenzo 62Steel, ex Cloud 9, built around an owner's suite that fills the upper deck and has its own bow terrace and pool, with the guest cabins one level down.

Lemon Tree started out as Cloud 9, the first hull of the 62Steel line, which Sanlorenzo handed over in 2021. Her plan rests on one decision: the owner lives on the upper deck, alone. The suite covers roughly 215 square metres with a study and a dressing room, and it opens forward onto a private terrace of about 140 square metres with its own pool, out of sight of everyone else on board.

That decision tells you who she is for. One couple, or the head of a family, gets an apartment of their own; everyone else sleeps one deck down, on the main deck rather than below the waterline. For a host travelling with children, parents or a handful of close friends, the hierarchy feels natural. For six couples who expect equal rooms and will compare them, it does not: the gap between the best cabin and the rest is deliberate.

The group gathers aft. A second pool on the main deck has a glass bottom that sends daylight into the beach club below, where there is a bar, a gym and a hammam, and side panels fold down to make terraces at sea level. The tenders, including a ten-metre Pascoe limousine, live in two garages amidships, so the beach club stays a lounge instead of doubling as a boat store.

Francesco Paszkowski and Margherita Casprini did the interior in oak, marble, stone and leather, all in calm tones; Paszkowski had already drawn a 46-metre yacht for the same first owner. In 2021 she was nominated at the World Superyacht Awards among displacement yachts of 1,000 to 1,499 GT.

A full-displacement steel hull and tanks good for some 5,000 nautical miles between fuel stops make her a boat for settled itineraries with long stays at anchor, not for racing between ports. There is a helipad for guests who arrive by air. Choose her when one outstanding suite and stillness at anchor matter more to you than pace.

01

Specifications

The figures that matter when choosing.

Length
61.5 m
Beam
11.5 m
Draft
3.2 m
Builder
Sanlorenzo
Built
2021
Cruising speed
12 knots
Top speed
16 knots
Guests
12
crew
16

Cabins7 · 1 master, 1 VIP, 2 doubles, 2 twins, 1 single

02

On board

What you will find on board and in the water.

  • Stabilisers at anchor
  • Stabilisers underway
  • Beach club
  • Jacuzzi
  • Gym
  • Spa
  • Lift
  • Cinema
  • Tender garage
  • Hammam
  • Swim platform
  • Outdoor cinema
  • Air conditioning
  • Outdoor bar
  • Sunpads
  • Sun deck
  • Wi-Fi

Water toys

  • Jet ski
  • Flyboard
  • Wakeboard
  • Surfboard
  • Seabobs×2
  • Flyboard
  • Water ski
  • Kneeboard
  • Snorkelling gear
  • Towable toys
  • Inflatable water park
  • VIP Limousine Tender
  • Tender

03

Where she cruises

Where the yacht is based each season. Other areas are possible with a positioning fee.

Winter

FromUS$485,000

Also cruises in

  • Cuba

04

What a week really costs

The weekly rate is only part of the bill. An indicative breakdown for this yacht, before the agency gives you the exact figure:

Charter fee (from)
€485,000
APA, advance for fuel, food, berths (about 30%, usually 25–40%)
≈ €146,000
VAT, depends on where you boardSpain 21%, France 20%, Italy 22%, Croatia 13% (charter rate); on the charter fee only
€63,000 – €107,000
Crew tip (customary 10–15% in the Mediterranean)
€49,000 – €73,000

Indicative total for the week

€742,000 – €810,000

How every item is calculated →

05

Questions about chartering Lemon Tree

Straight answers, from the yacht’s own data.

How many people can sleep on board Lemon Tree?

Lemon Tree takes 12 guests in 7 cabins (1 master, 1 VIP, 2 doubles, 2 twins, 1 single). A crew of 16 looks after the yacht and the guests. Day guests for an event can be more; the agency confirms the limit for each port.

How much does it cost to charter Lemon Tree?

From €485,000 per week in summer and from US$485,000 per week in winter. On top come the APA (usually 25–40% of the fee, for fuel, food and berths), VAT depending on the country where you board, and the crew tip. The final price for your dates comes from the agency before you sign.

Where can I charter Lemon Tree?

In summer she cruises in Western Mediterranean, Italy, Montenegro, Monaco, Sardinia, French Riviera, Balearics & Spain, Ibiza and Sicily. In winter: Caribbean, Antigua, Saint Martin, Bahamas, Virgin Islands, Cuba and St Barths. Other areas are possible with a positioning fee, which is quoted separately.

What does Lemon Tree have on board?

Among other things: stabilisers at anchor, stabilisers underway, beach club, jacuzzi, gym and spa. The full list is above.

Which water toys does Lemon Tree carry?

1 × Jet ski, 1 × Flyboard, 1 × Wakeboard, 1 × Surfboard, 2 × Seabobs, 1 × Flyboard, 1 × Water ski and 1 × Kneeboard. Some toys need a licence depending on the country; the crew tells you on board.

How fast is Lemon Tree?

She cruises at 12 knots with a top speed of 16 knots. Cruising speed is what matters for planning: it sets how far you can go between lunch and the evening anchorage.

What yachts are similar to Lemon Tree?

The yachts we list that are closest to Lemon Tree are Come Together (60 m, 12 guests, from €490,000 per week), Utopia IV (62.99 m, 12 guests, from US$475,000 per week) and Nora (62.48 m, 12 guests, from €460,000 per week). The comparison table on this page sets out their figures side by side.

How do I book Lemon Tree?

Tell us your dates, how many you are and where you would like to sail. A charter specialist checks availability for Lemon Tree and similar yachts and sends you options with the full price. The charter is contracted with a licensed charter agency, normally under the MYBA contract, with every cost clear before you sign.

Plan your charter

Compare with similar yachts

Lemon Tree side by side with the most similar yachts we list, by length, guests, price and cruising area. Every figure comes from each yacht’s own page.

Compare with similar yachts: Lemon Tree, Come Together, Utopia IV, Nora
YachtLemon TreeCome TogetherUtopia IVNora
TypeMotor yachtMotor yachtMotor yachtMotor yacht
Length61.5 m60 m62.99 m62.48 m
Guests12121212
Cabins7668
Crew16141218
Built20212022 (refit 2024)2018 (refit 2026)2013 (refit 2023)
Summer, per week from€485,000€490,000US$475,000€505,000
Winter, per week fromUS$485,000US$490,000US$475,000€460,000
Summer areasWestern Mediterranean, Italy, Montenegro, Monaco +5Croatia, Greece, Italy, Monaco +9New EnglandMonaco, Corsica, French Riviera
Winter areasCaribbean, Antigua, Saint Martin, Bahamas +3Bahamas, Caribbean, Antigua, St BarthsBahamas, FloridaAntigua, Bahamas, Saint Martin, St Barths +2
Compared with Lemon Tree—
  • −1.5 m
  • −1 cabin
  • +€5,000 in summer
  • +1.5 m
  • −1 cabin
  • −US$10,000 in winter
  • +1 m
  • +1 cabin
  • +€20,000 in summer

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Check availability: Lemon Tree

Tell us your dates and you will receive availability and the full price.

  • Contracts signed through a licensed charter agency
  • MYBA charter agreement, the industry standard
  • Full price and VAT before you sign
Xavier Esteva Gras, Charter Director since 2021, in yacht charter since 2010 (previously COO of Boat Bureau)

Your enquiry is answered by Xavier Esteva GrasCharter Director since 2021, in yacht charter since 2010 (previously COO of Boat Bureau)

Lemon Tree

From €485,000

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