Discover sparkling South-East Asia with your Sanlorenzo 460EXP

South East Asia offers beautiful and untouched cruising grounds and, thanks to the Sanlorenzo 460Exp’s 4,000nm autonomous range, you are free to explore them all. Start your adventure in Burma’s majestic Mergui Archipelago. Cruise through the enchanting limestone islands and meet members of the indigenous Moken tribe. The Mergui has been open to tourists for only the past decade and the Moken, the so-called “sea gypsies”, still move between the islands and survive by fishing.

Cruise across the Andaman Sea to arrive at the Andaman and Nicobar Islands, famed for their pristine white beaches and crystal clear waters. The islands have a strong focus on developing environmentally friendly tourism and fortunately the Sanlorenzo 460Exp has excellent green credentials. It offers superb fuel economy, yet its engines produce just over 1,300 horsepower apiece. This is just one of the reasons that it is RINA Green Plus certified.

Head south-east across the Andaman Sea to reach the Similan Islands, renowned for their world class diving. The Sanlorenzo 460Exp’s vast main deck means that it has space for a 10 metre tender – perfect for jetting off to discover secret diving spots. This is also a great place to make the most of the huge array of water toys that your Sanlorenzo 460Exp can carry.

After the serene solitude of the Andaman Sea, make your way to the vibrant atmosphere and soaring skyscrapers of Singapore. One of Asia’s culinary capitals, its markets are the perfect place to provision for the next stage of your voyage. The Sanlorenzo 460Exp’s design has a lower deck linking the crew accommodation to the engine room, which provides plenty of storage for long range journeys.

Enjoy a spectacular journey through the Java Sea towards Komodo National Park. Lying in the centre of the Indonesian archipelago, it was established in 1980 to protect the Komodo dragon and its habitat. Tender to remote islands and see these fossil-like monsters in their natural environment. Designed with large windows throughout, the Sanlorenzo 460Exp is the perfect vessel to enjoy cruising this area, watching the otherworldly landscape pass by.

Wildlife continues to be the theme at the next stop of this tour – in Sabah, Borneo. Recently declared safe for superyachts to visit, the region’s highlights include Sipadan and Mabul islands, Mount Kinabalu and the Kinabatangan River. The Sanlorenzo 460Exp’s modest 2.55m draught means that you can make your way up the Kinabatangan River to see proboscis monkeys, orangutans and, if you’re lucky, the Borneo pygmy elephant. Alternatively, make use of the 460Exp’s helicopter deck for an aerial tour of Mount Kinabalu.

Continue your adventure by heading north-east to Palawan – an archipelago of 1,780 islands on the western part of the Philippines famous for its wealth of flora and fauna. Large parts of the region are uninhabited but you can explore this remote frontier in absolute luxury thanks to the Sanlorenzo 460Exp’s design, which can be personalised to your specific tastes. An infinity pool with a counter current, a gym and the latest entertainment systems can all be easily accommodated.

Finish your tour of South East Asia by making your way to the stunning Ha Long Bay, which is dotted with more than 3,000 amazing limestone islands rising from the Gulf of Tonkin. Once you have taken in the waveeroded grottoes and towering pillars, make your way onshore to the capital city of Hanoi to fly home and start planning your next adventure on your Sanlorenzo 460Exp.

The new 460 explorer is made to go further, an ambition shared by everyone at Sanlorenzo and each person we build made-to-measure yachts for. Every detail of this superyacht pushes the boundaries of design, comfort and technology beyond known limits. Its extended main deck houses a 10m tender, while its 460gt ensures great living comfort. Combined with an autonomy exceeding 5.000 Nm, this enables the discovery of new exciting experiences. Your journey can even be continued in the skies and under the seas thanks to the amphibious seaplane, helicopter and submersible which can be installed on board.