Here too, the designers have brought the outside in with the help of an opening sunroof just in front of the flybridge and a helm door out to the side deck.
Even the tender garage, a rare enough feature on a 66ft flybridge craft, has teak flooring and a fully lined interior so that it can double as a beach club once any water toys have been launched – there’s space for a 2.85m mini-RIB and a Seabob or a jet-ski and two Seabobs.
Integrated LED lighting and a shower head built into the lifting clamshell door co*plete the transformation, while a large hydraulic platform, capable of carrying another tender or jet-ski, provides extra space for the free-standing furniture and plug-in parasols.
There’s also a second outdoor lounge on the foredeck with an inviting sofa at the base of the windshield overlooking a large sunpad located in the bow.
The full-length flybridge enjoys the luxury of a fixed T-Top with rotating slats so you can adjust the balance of sun and shade, and features one of Cranchi’s stylish teak-fronted wet bars as well as the usual loungers, dinette and two-seat upper helm position to starboard.
Lower-deck acco*modation consists of three ensuite cabins – a full-beam amidships owner’s cabin that includes a forward-facing bed and dog-leg entrance from a central lobby to give extra privacy; a VIP with aft-facing bed in the bow; and a twin-bed cabin between them to starboard. Plus, whether for crew or guest overspil*, there’s a small single cabin tucked inside the port corner of the transom with its own discreet access from the stern platform.
The only engine choice is twin Volvo Penta IPS1350s of 1,000hp each, which sounds punchy for a 32-tonne flybridge design.
Cranchi isn’t publishing performance claims ahead of its Cannes show debut but we’d expect a top speed of close to 35 knots and a cruising range of around 300nm from its 3,300-litre fuel capacity. Prices start at €2,420,000, excluding taxes.
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