Three models for Florida
Italian builder Cranchi has confirmed the Sessantasette 67, Sessantadue 62 and A46 Luxury Tender for the Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show, running 28 October to 1 November 2026. The manufacturer has chosen models with distinctly different approaches to cruising, living aboard and outdoor entertainment.
The event listing confirms their planned display without calling any of the three a world premiere. All are established members of the company's range, and show visitors should verify individual boarding arrangements before attending.
Sessantasette 67 leads the line-up
At 20.80 metres overall, the Sessantasette 67 is the largest model in the announced group. Cranchi describes three guest cabins with private bathrooms, including a full-beam owner's suite that can incorporate a study space.
The builder lists a 5.40-metre beam and 4,000 litres of fuel capacity. Such figures demonstrate the model's substantial size but do not establish a specific cruising range without verified consumption data and operating conditions.
Sessantadue 62 offers another balance
The Sessantadue 62 measures 20.23 metres overall and 5.16 metres in beam. Its layout emphasises extended cruising, with a flybridge and connected spaces for both sheltered entertaining and open-air living.
Cranchi specifies twin Volvo Penta D13 IPS1350 engines on its technical page. Buyers moving between the 62 and 67 should compare marina requirements, draft, crew arrangements and the relative benefits of different cabin configurations.
A46 Luxury Tender contrasts with flybridge yachts
The A46 Luxury Tender measures approximately 14.25 metres overall and places much of its emphasis on open social spaces. A walkaround arrangement, folding side terraces and a water-level leisure area give it a very different character from the two larger yachts.
Overnight accommodation is available below deck, but guests seeking extended cruising may place greater importance on enclosed volume and storage. The different formats make the three-yacht presentation more useful than a simple display of similarly configured boats.
What US owners can compare
Fort Lauderdale visitors can inspect the relationship between size, outdoor space and accommodation across one brand without relying exclusively on brochure illustrations. A flybridge yacht may suit owners who regularly travel with guests, while an open tender-style cruiser can prioritise shorter trips.
The correct model depends on intended waters, marina availability and the amount of professional support owners expect. Viewing several boats helps clarify practical circulation and the level of privacy the layout offers.
Show details and buying checks
Cranchi's published event programme lists the three models and the exhibition dates, but it does not promise show-specific prices, delivery dates or exactly which equipment options will be installed on each boat.
Buyers should request current US-market specifications, propulsion details, local warranty coverage and tax information. An introductory yacht inspection is useful for narrowing a shortlist, but the final decision deserves technical and contractual diligence.
