Sportbridge
Cranchi
Sessantasette 67 Corsa
The sporty sister
20.80 m
Length overall
5.40 m
Beam
3-4
Cabins
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Cranchi · Flybridge · Flagship range
More space than you would expect from 21 metres.
The Film
Space, liveability, comfort — the Sessantasette offers more than you would expect from a flybridge of this length.
After the flagship Settantotto 78, Cranchi and Christian Grande transferred the same formula to around 21 metres: a yacht with imposing volume from stem to stern, whose sculpted bulwarks, long window bands and plumb bow stretch and slim the profile at the same time. From the louvred T-top to the spectacular open staircase between cockpit and flybridge, every design element frames the view of sea and sky.
Her special feature lies below deck: instead of the usual four cabins, the Sessantasette opts for three as standard and gives the owner's suite its own studio with lounge as a private antechamber. A superyacht-level statement that hardly anyone else in this class affords. If you need more berths, the four-cabin version replaces the studio with a bunk cabin. Aft, a crew cabin with access from the bathing platform completes the layout, with the tender garage and hydraulic bathing platform above.
Two Volvo Penta D13-PS 1350 engines with a combined 2,000 hp take the Sessantasette to a good 27 knots. She is most at ease at 23 to 24 knots, where she covers over 300 nautical miles at around 13 litres per nautical mile. The Raymarine YachtSense system keeps an eye on all on-board systems — on request via app from the berth as well.
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Technical data
Experience in 360°
Step on board — interactively through all decks and cabins.
Options
Hull colour
A contemporary, pared-back white — an expression of freedom and of surfaces that reflect the sunlight unfiltered. As a continuous choice, it wraps the yacht's volume and geometry in luminous continuity.
Interior décor
Three interior worlds by Christian Grande, named after Italian cities: the warm, classic Siracusa, the balanced Pisa and the modern Milano, inspired by bright beaches.
Layouts
Fly Deck
On board
The Sessantasette's unique selling point: the full-beam owner's suite is preceded by a private studio with lounge — workspace, library and grand entrance in one. A layout otherwise found only on considerably larger yachts.
Stretched almost to the transom and divided into three zones — helm, socialising, sunbathing — beneath the hardtop with adjustable louvres. The wet bar comes with grill, fridge and ice maker.
Instead of a steep ladder, a spectacular open staircase connects cockpit and flybridge — one of those design elements with which Christian Grande stages spaces rather than merely connecting them.
Recessed club chairs with adjustable backrests, a dedicated fridge and a bimini on carbon supports turn the foredeck into a second terrace — generous stowage included.
The hydraulic bathing platform and tender garage give independence; the crew cabin with its own access from the bathing platform keeps service discreet — or serves as additional stowage when owner-operated.
The digital on-board system monitors and controls all electrical systems via touchscreen on board or remotely via app. Plus IPS joystick, bow thruster and two fully equipped helm stations.
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