THERAPY

Therapy is a 37.92-metre displacement yacht built by Sanlorenzo in 2013 and refitted in 2021, registered under the Cayman Islands flag. Among Italian production builders, Sanlorenzo has long maintained a reputation for considered engineering and interior refinement, and Therapy sits comfortably within that tradition. Her 2021 refit signals active maintenance investment, an important indicator of operational condition for a vessel in this segment.

As a charter yacht, Therapy is well suited to groups of up to twelve guests seeking a balance of relaxed cruising and active water-based itineraries. Her five-cabin layout accommodates couples and mixed groups with reasonable privacy, supported by a crew of six — a ratio that enables attentive service without the formality of larger vessels. She operates in the Mediterranean and along the Turkish coastline, regions that suit her range and displacement hull character well. She is less suited to guests seeking a high-speed passage-maker or a superyacht-scale entertainment platform.

What distinguishes Therapy within her size class is the combination of a genuine 3,000-nautical-mile range — placing her among the longer-range yachts of comparable length — and a hull configuration that prioritises comfort at sea over sprint performance. At-anchor and underway stabilisers address the practical reality of open anchorages and overnight passages, which matters considerably on Turkish and Aegean itineraries where swell exposure varies.

Onboard life is oriented around outdoor access and water activity. The hydraulic swim platform and tender garage make water entry efficient, while the Seabobs, jet-ski, water-skis, and fishing and snorkelling equipment reflect a programme built around the sea rather than the deck. The sun deck, jacuzzi, and exterior bar give the yacht a social dimension above, and the gym rounds out options for guests who maintain routines on passage. Wi-Fi, satellite television, and air conditioning are present throughout, as expected at this level.

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