Do you want to board a Cranchi (11-25 m)? Don’t miss this event in Varazze
If you’re looking for a new boat, few bargains are better than getting on board and touching it.
Few other shipyards, then, can boast such an articulate and heterogeneous range (from watercraft to superyacht) as Italy’s Cranchi Yachts.
And, from today, October 4, until the 6th, there is an unmissable occasion, the Fuori Salone in Varazze by Italian Dealer, powered by Rimini Yacht Service and Bellini Nautica.
An appointment that presents itself as a unique opportunity to see and try out at sea as many as 6 boats from the Cranchi Yachts shipyard, covering a size range from 11.7 to 24.9 meters.
6 models from 11 to 25 meters on trial | Oct. 4-6
In a nutshell, before moving on to the boats on display, the Fuori Salone in Varazze (Oct. 4-5-6) is a unique opportunity to touch some of the most emblematic hulls of Cranchi Yachts’ recent production, an ideal chance if you were looking for a new hull.
To have an exclusive and dedicated experience, however, remember that you need to make a reservation.
Find all the information at the end of the article.
The boats on display
From the sporty daycruiser and cabin cruiser to the over 24-meter cruiser, passing through compact cruisers and maxi tenders, here are the 6 Cranchi Yachts hulls you will find at the Fuori Salone in Varazze 2024 Cranchi Z35 – 11.7 m The Cranchi Z35, with its 11.70 meters overall and totally open cockpit, is the perfect example of how a daycruiser with a sporty nature can also be elegant and give room for comfort.
A model that surprises and, as one climbs aboard, demonstrates more space than one would expect.
M44 – 13.8 m The Cranchi 44 HT is a compact, elegant and fast boat that is also practical. A cruiser suitable for all types of cruising that in the shipyard’s range of boats has won truly remarkable sales success. The soft top, then, allows it to be enjoyed either as an open or as a closed and sheltered boat.
HTCranchi A46 Luxury Tender – 14.2 m Considered among the best 46-foot walkarounds on the market for quality under sail, on deck and below deck, the A46 is perfect both as a maxi-tender and as a cruising hull, thanks in part to its 4 (+2) berths and well thought-out layout.
Want to get to know it better? Read our test here.
Sixty-Two 62 Fly – 20.1 m Included in the shipyard’s “Flagship” range, the Cranchi 62 is a hull capable of offering so much, giving new life to the flybridge segment.
Born from the artistic direction of Christian Grande and Aldo Cranchi’s pencil for the hull, it is a boat to be experienced, both in the interior and exterior environments. Want to learn more about it? Read our in-depth discussion here.
Sixty-Seven 67 – 20.8 m Big sister of the 62, the Sixty-Seven (67 feet) is a 20.8-meter long boat that really knows how to stand out, both in terms of its protective appearance in terms of line, yet elegant and sinuous, and in its seaworthiness.
Midway in the flybridge segment, it is a hull ripe for diverse uses.
Want to get to know it better? Read our test here.
Seventy-eight 78 The Cranchi Seventy-eight was born in 2020 as the Italian shipyard’s new flagship, immediately revealing itself as a boat that knows how to amaze, both in terms of lines and interiors, garnering growing success with public and critics.
A not indifferent hull, all to be discovered. Do you want to know him better? Read our in-depth discussion here.
Where to see the boats and how to book
The date is Oct. 4-6 in Varazze, Via Maestri d’Ascia 13.
For more information and to book visits, the official contact channel is: info@italiandealer.com
