CRN Yachts for charter
About CRN Yachts
CRN (Costruzioni e Riparazioni Navali) is a renowned Italian shipyard founded in 1963 and headquartered in Ancona, Italy. As part of the Ferretti Group, CRN is celebrated for building fully custom steel and aluminum displacement superyachts from 40 to 90 meters. The yard’s 80,000 sqm facilities include nine advanced production sheds, a 670-ton travel lift, and a private tourist marina. Known for its uncompromising standards, CRN combines traditional Italian craftsmanship with state-of-the-art engineering to deliver yachts that embody their owners’ vision. Each vessel is entirely bespoke, reflecting a balance of innovation, performance, and timeless design. Over the decades, CRN has launched a portfolio of award-winning megayachts that set benchmarks in seaworthiness, comfort, and aesthetic excellence. Today, the shipyard remains a leader in the global superyacht sector, trusted by discerning owners seeking one-of-a-kind creations that define true luxury.
- Country
- Italy
- Founded
- 1963
- Length (m)
- 40 - 90
- Gross tonnage (GT)
- 500 - 2700
- Hull configuration
- Displacement
- Hull material
- Steel, Aluminium
- Yacht Name A-Z
- Yacht Name Z-A
- Price (low - high)
- Price (high - low)
- Length (min. - max.)
- Length (max. - min.)
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CRN HISTORY
CRN was founded in Ancona, Italy, in 1963. During the 1980s, the shipyard specialized in building large steel and aluminum yachts, gaining recognition among Greek and Middle Eastern royals. A milestone came in 1986 with the delivery of 61-meter Il Vagabondo, followed in 1987 by 68-meter Awal. In 1999, CRN joined the Ferretti Group, which expanded its facilities and introduced composite construction, allowing output of up to 15 yachts annually. The yard established its reputation for record-breaking launches in the 21st century, including 72-meter Azteca in 2010 and 80-meter Chopi Chopi in 2013. The year 2022 was a standout period for CRN, marked by the delivery of two exceptional superyachts: the 52-meter CIAO and the 62-meter RIO. These vessels, featuring designs from the prestigious Dutch firm Omega Architects, were met with significant acclaim. This success was further cemented when RIO garnered the "Best Naval Architecture" award for displacement yachts at the 2023 BOAT International Design & Innovation Awards.
CRN PHILOSOPHY
The core of CRN's philosophy is building personalized superyachts that capture each owner's distinct taste and vision. Known for bespoke projects, CRN collaborates with leading designers to transform owners’ aspirations into unique masterpieces. Every project is a creative journey that pushes the limits of innovation and design to provide unmatched luxury on the sea. Tradition and innovative ideas come together at CRN to create a dedication to perfection that guarantees each vessel is a tasteful blend of style, practicality, and individuality.
CRN MODEL LINES
Full custom
CRN is primarily a fully custom shipyard, meaning they do not have fixed model lines but instead build unique superyachts based on owners’ specific preferences. However, there are several successful semi-custom platforms for charter purposes, which combine proven hull designs with personalized styling and interiors.
M/Y 143 Maranello
CRN M/Y 143 — known as Project Maranello — is a 67-meter yacht with a steel and aluminum hull and superstructure. Designed by Nuvolari Lenard, she features five decks and welcomes up to 14 guests. This model has a hybrid propulsion system, exemplifying CRN's commitment to sustainability and energy efficiency.
M/Y 144
CRN M/Y 144 is an 86-meter superyacht currently under construction, scheduled for delivery in 2026, and will become CRN's flagship model. Designed with a steel displacement hull and aluminum superstructure, her exterior was penned by Vallicelli Design, with naval architecture handled by the Ferretti Group Superyachts Division. Key features include her 2,700 GT internal volume and compliance with Lloyds Register technical standards.
M/Y 145
CRN M/Y 145 — also known as Project Thunderball — is a 70-meter full-custom superyacht being built for the Ferretti Group. Featuring a distinctive elongated bow, low profile, and sailboat-inspired lines, she will be launched in 2026. The yacht emphasizes energy efficiency with a peak-shaving system and welcomes up to 12 guests. She has a stunning exterior by Vripack Yacht Design and a beautifully thoughtful interior by Nauta Design.
M/Y 146
CRN M/Y 146 is a 67-meter superyacht under construction, with an expected launch in 2027. Designed by Nuvolari Lenard, she features a sleek exterior and advanced hybrid propulsion with a heat recovery system, a touch-and-go helipad, and an extensive beach club. The vessel has a 1,450 GT internal volume and is built with a steel hull and aluminum superstructure.
