Space, liveability and comfort: the Sessantasette 67 offers more than you would think of a flybridge with overall length of nearly 21 metres. You see it as soon as you view the yacht in the pier, with its lines which are at the same time imposing and sleek: it has a large volume, from stem to stern, but the sculpted bulwarks, the long windows, the direct bow stem and the interplay of colours lighten and slim the profile.
The wonder is clear as you get on board: on the external decks, the gaze embraces sea and sky from infinite points of view, enjoying the frames offered by the yacht's functional and design elements, from the slatted t-top to the spectacular large staircase which connects the cockpit and fly deck.
The spaces extend beyond their boundaries, offering unexpected entrances, perspectives and routes through a design which plays with transparency, membranes and symmetries. The saloon extends to take in the galley and wheelhouse in a sort of multi-functional open space, which is elegantly divided by a stylish screen which separates the lounge and dining area from the service areas.
Space and volume appear to expand below deck as well, particularly in the full-beam owner's cabin. The warm tone and relaxed elegance of the interior is also conveyed by the décor choices.
Here is the new yacht that will enrich the Cranchi flybridge range. With a length over all that exceeds 67 feet (20.8 meters), the new model is called Sessantasette, like the number, written in full and in Italian. It is the same principle for which the shipyard's flagship is called Settantotto, meaning that this yacht gives much more than its length might suggest. It offers the best of Made in Italy design and style, superior technical solutions and an unmistakable and already iconic line.



