CRN Yachts Shipyard | CRN Superyacht Builder

The largest selection of CRN italian luxury super yachts available for sale and charter, all in our database.

Discover all CRN Yachts available for sale, yachts prices, availability and the projects CRN Yachts is ready to offer in our database.

Q
Why consider CRN luxury yacht?

CRN luxury custom yachts builder is a part of mighty Ferretti Group, which is one of the largest luxury yacht builders in the world.

Q
Where are CRN yachts built?

CRN builds luxury motor yachts in Ancona, Italy since 1963.

Q
What does CRN stand for?

CRN is an acronym for Costruzioni e Riparazioni Navali, meaning ‘Marine Construction and Repair Yard’.

Q
What is the biggest CRN yacht?

The biggest CRN yacht until now is 80-meter ‘Chopi Chopi’ 2013. ‘Chopi Chopi’ has a massive interior volume of more than 2,400 gross tonnes.

Q
Can CRN yacht cross the Atlantic?

Yes, you can cross the Atlantic with a CRN yacht.
Depending on the size, your CRN yacht will have from 4,000 up to 6,000 nautical miles range.

Q
What materials does CRN use?

CRN builds the hulls of GRP, Aluminium and Steel. You can choose a CRN yacht with the hull material which suits you best.

Q
Who designs CRN yachts?

The yard work with many world-renowned yacht designers: Zuccon International Project, Omega Architects, Francesco Paszkowski, Nuvolari Lenard, Andrew Winch, Laura Sessa Romboli, Pulina-DNA, to name a few.

Q
Can I design my CRN yacht from scratch?

There are interior and exterior designers that CRN usually works with, but if you prefer to bring your designer, then you can do so too.

Q
What is the history of CRN?

CRN was started by Italian businessman Sanzio Nicolini in 1963, in the Adriatic seaport of Ancona. Instead of building wooden yachts, Nicolini built upscale luxury yachts from aluminium and steel right from the start, and soon developed a reputation as a high-end builder. The shipyard’s Super Conero yacht series is an example of early success.
In 1970, Nicolini started to work together with another Italian luxury yacht icon Carlo Riva, which lasted eight years and eight yachts were built by superyacht builder CRN for Riva Yachts that helped to CRN to get the pedigree styling. Throughout the rest of the 20th century, CRN built custom superyachts for experienced owners, including head of Fiat-Gianni Agnelli. The 32.80m superyacht F100, designed by Gerhard Gilgenast and built by luxury yacht builder CRN for Agnelli in 1983 created a contemporary yacht design.
Ferretti Group has acquired luxury yacht builder CRN in 1999 and CRN joined well-known yacht brands Ferretti Yachts, Riva, Itama, Pershing and Custom Line.