An established model in the Genoa fleet
Cranchi lists both the Sessantasette 67 and Sessantasette 67 Corsa in its official October show programme. The company has not described the conventional 67 as a new world premiere at Genoa, and the differences between the two should not be blurred.
At 20.80 metres, the model belongs in LYG's sub-24-metre coverage despite offering substantial space for private guests. A show visit should allow buyers to compare its enclosed flybridge alternatives and deck circulation with the open character of the Corsa.
Living between cockpit and flybridge
A broad sliding glass door joins the main-deck saloon and aft cockpit, creating a practical relationship between the sheltered dining area and fresh-air seating. A large flybridge provides a second area for meals and relaxation as the day's conditions change.
The forward lounge incorporates seating and an adjustable sunpad, giving guests another place to spend time without crowding the aft cockpit. Owners should assess shade, ventilation and the routes between areas with a realistic party aboard.
Accommodation and engineering
Below, the builder specifies three cabins with individual bathrooms and a full-beam owner's suite. The owner can instead trade the suite's study area for an extra cabin with bunk beds, making the layout choice material to family use.
The published dimensions are 20.80 metres overall, 5.40 metres of beam and approximately 1.75 metres of draft. Cranchi states 4,000 litres of diesel and 810 litres of freshwater, with twin Volvo Penta D13 IPS1350 engines rated at 1,000hp each.
What prospective owners should check
The yacht's official category B certification and listed maximum of eighteen people aboard are not the same as overnight capacity. Layout selection, crew accommodation and actual engine installation should be checked on the specific boat under consideration.
Genoa offers the opportunity to inspect the saloon-to-cockpit opening and owner-suite alternatives in person. This article's verified Cranchi model photograph is not represented as a documentary picture of the particular boat at the show.
