Cranchi Sessantasette 67 Corsa Review (2024 Edition) by Aquaholic

On Deck

The Cranchi 67 Corsa is a sports cruiser with a metallic silver hull, black detailing at the back, and a grey top, giving it a striking presence. Unlike the standard flybridge version, this model prioritises outdoor space, with a much larger cockpit and a smaller flybridge.

The cockpit is spacious, thanks to the bulkhead being moved forward. It has sliding backrests that allow for flexible seating arrangements and is designed for outdoor living while still providing shelter. A canopy can enclose the area if needed.

The flybridge is about relaxation, with extensive sunbathing areas and a seating area with a fold-out table that doubles in size. There’s a bar with a fridge and storage for bins. The helm station here has twin seats, multifunction Raymarine displays, and Volvo Penta controls, including an IPS joystick and bow thruster.

The foredeck has built-in club chairs, a fridge, and a bimini on carbon fibre poles. There's also a sunbathing area and a Fusion hi-fi remote control.

The tender garage sits aft, alongside the engine space. It’s neatly integrated, offering storage for a tender while keeping the stern area clean and uncluttered. The setup allows for quick deployment and retrieval, adding to the boat’s convenience.

Inside, the 67 Corsa features dark wood finishes and pale surfaces, creating a distinct Italian style. Stainless steel accents add to the modern aesthetic.

The galley is positioned on the main deck, next to the helm, rather than in the usual half-layout. It includes a two-burner hob, an oven, a sink, a fridge-freezer, an ice maker, a wine cooler, and a dishwasher. Storage compartments hold crockery and glassware.

The saloon is compact compared to the flybridge version but remains functional. It includes a TV that rises from a cabinet, a Sonos sound system, and seating. The helm station has a side door for easy access and ventilation.

Owner's Cabin

The owner's cabin is spacious and designed for comfort. It has a separate lobby area, which can be used as a workspace, and ample storage, including a fridge and shelving.

The ensuite bathroom is stylish, featuring designer sinks and a shower with clear doors that can be closed off. There is a toilet behind another door.

A walk-in wardrobe is located on one side, providing generous storage. The space is described as calming and restful, with subtle lighting and muted colours.

Guest Accommodation

There are two guest cabins on the lower deck.

One guest cabin has a proper double bed with full walk-around space and good headroom. It has storage compartments, a small dressing table, and a wardrobe with leather pull tabs for a more refined look.

The VIP guest cabin is located in the bow. It has muted tones, an escape hatch to the foredeck, a hidden dressing table, a hanging locker, and an ensuite bathroom with a rainfall shower.

There is also a day head at the bottom of the stairs, conveniently located for guests.

Crew Accommodation

The crew cabin is compact but functional, positioned at the stern. It’s more of an occasional-use space rather than full-time crew accommodation, making it better suited for temporary help or even overflow guest use, such as teenagers or extra family members. The cabin includes an ensuite with a shower, sink, and toilet, along with some storage and air conditioning controls.

The engine room houses twin Volvo Penta IPS 1350 engines, each producing 1,000 hp. The boat can reach a top speed of 26 knots and a cruising speed of 23 knots, with a range of about 300 nautical miles. At a lower speed of 7 knots, the range extends to approximately 1,500 nautical miles.

The engine room also contains a Seakeeper stabilisation system, a watermaker, an air conditioning unit, and Mastervolt battery chargers. A  generator and fire suppression system is in place, with remote activation available.

The Cranchi 67 Corsa makes a nice impression as a stylish sports cruiser. It prioritises outdoor living while maintaining a refined and functional interior. The finish and detailing stand out, with thoughtful touches like the stainless steel trim and leather pull tabs giving it a sophisticated edge.

What really defines the Corsa, though, is the balance it strikes. It sacrifices some interior volume for that expansive cockpit and sleek profile, making it ideal for those who value open-air relaxation over a more enclosed feel. The flybridge, though smaller than the standard version, still delivers ample space for sunbathing and socialising.

Overall, it’s a boat that does exactly what it sets out to do - deliver a sleek, sporty experience with a premium feel. For those who don’t need full-time crew and prefer a more hands-on, owner-friendly yacht, the 67 Corsa is an appealing option.