Cranchi Sessantasette 67 Review (2022 Edition) by Aquaholic

On Deck

The Cranchi Sessantasette 67 yacht is equipped with a hi-lo platform and a garage for a tender, with the option to add a table to the outdoor seating area.

The foredeck is well-appointed with a self-contained area featuring adjustable seating, storage compartments, and little lights that pop up. There's also a sizable storage void at the bow, and a clever anchor winch placement that maximizes usable space. The rails on the foredeck are set to be raised for safety improvements.

The flybridge serves as a self-contained entertainment zone with the option for freestanding furniture, a shower, and lounging areas under a hardtop with adjustable louvres. The wet bar includes a grill, fridge, and ice maker, and the helm station is complete with all necessary controls. The area is designed with detailed finishes, ambient lighting, and even has a swiveling TV for optimal viewing.

Inside the yacht, the Italian design shines with contrasting colors and stylish furnishings. The galley is fully equipped with modern appliances including a retractable extractor fan, and there's an option for fresh air through an opening in the roof. The yacht has a retractable television, Bose audio-visual equipment, and a comfortable seating area.

The helm features a side access door, luxurious seats with footrests, and a tactile steering wheel. The dashboard is designed to minimize glare and includes multifunction displays for navigation and systems management, such as lighting and air conditioning.

Owner's Cabin

The owner's cabin is palatial with a vast space, office area, illuminated storage, and a walk-in wardrobe. Large hull windows provide ample natural light, and an en suite includes a shower and bidet with privacy doors. The cabin's design allows for the option to convert part of the space into a fourth cabin if needed.

Guest Accommodation

The yacht has a three-cabin, three-heads layout, with an option for a fourth cabin. The VIP guest cabin impresses with ample storage, leather stitching, and a luxurious en suite. A second guest cabin features an island bed and access to a day head, which doubles as an en suite.

Crew Accommodation

The crew cabin, accessible from the platform, includes two single beds, a window, and bathroom facilities with a shower. It is considered typical for a yacht of this size and serves as a functional space for crew members or additional guests.

Powered by twin Volvo Penta IPS1350s engines, each boasting 1,000 horsepower, the yacht reaches a top speed in the high 20s. The cruising range is approximately 300 nautical miles at 24 knots, which is typical for a yacht of this caliber.

Nick's thoughts on the Cranchi Sessantasette 67 yacht are overwhelmingly positive. He is impressed by the yacht's luxurious Italian design, the clever use of space, and the range of amenities that are often found on larger vessels.

He appreciates the well-appointed galley, the spacious and comfortable interior, and the expansive flybridge designed for entertainment. The yacht's performance and engineering, including the robust engines and unique garage feature, also receive praise.

Overall, Nick finds the yacht intriguing and an excellent example of Cranchi's craftsmanship and innovation.