Delivered in May 2025, the CRN 67m underlines the Italian shipyard’s commitment to pushing the boundaries of sustainable luxury within the full-custom displacement superyacht segment.
Measuring 67.55 metres in length with an 11.80-metre beam and 3.30-metre draught, her exterior styling and interior design were penned by Nuvolari Lenard in collaboration with Valentina Zannier, with CRN’s engineering team overseeing her naval architecture. Constructed from steel and aluminium, this custom displacement yacht stands out in her class thanks to her advanced hybrid propulsion technology and integrated environmental systems. The CRN 67m’s exterior profile features elongated fenestration across six decks, creating a sleek, dynamic silhouette that balances contemporary aesthetics with functional internal volume, as she offers 1,450 GT. Her design philosophy centres on clean lines punctuated by a gently sloping aft section leading towards the beach club, establishing visual continuity between deck levels. Her interior spaces prioritise natural material palettes and symmetrical arrangements, with formal salons, dining areas and relaxed lounges designed with both intimate gatherings and larger entertaining in mind. Her layout incorporates panoramic windows throughout, maximising natural illumination whilst maintaining privacy. Noteworthy features onboard the CRN 67m include an extensive beach club, gym, deck jacuzzi, multiple alfresco dining zones, and an extended sun deck designed for different social occasions. Additional amenities include underwater lighting, a dedicated tender garage, and a swimming platform for easy water sports access. Able to accommodate up to 12 guests across seven ensuite staterooms, this includes an expansive owner’s suite on the upper deck, a full-beam VIP cabin on the main deck (which can be converted into two staterooms), and five guest staterooms on the lower deck, with separate quarters for seventeen crew members. The CRN 67m is powered by twin MTU 12V 4000 M63 diesel engines, giving her a top speed of 16 knots.