The Cranchi 60 is built around a single, appealing idea, that the line between inside and out should all but disappear. Across the main deck, large windows and a fully retractable roof, made possible by a flexible soft-top, open the cockpit and salon into one continuous space. The result is a boat that feels connected to the sea at every turn, whether you are settled at the table or watching the coast slip past from the helm. Aft, a generous overhanging sun deck offers a place to stretch out in the sun, and just below it a tender garage keeps the toys and sports equipment close to hand, a few steps from the water. Broad steps lead down to the bathing platform, an easy way in for a swim. The covered area gathers everyone around a U-shaped settee and a table that expands for lunch, with a full galley opposite and air conditioning throughout for the warmest afternoons. Forward, sturdy guardrails make the bow deck easy to reach, where a second sun deck waits for the quieter moments. At eighteen metres she carries three cabins for up to six guests overnight, with up to twelve sharing the day and a crew of two looking after the details. A top speed of around thirty knots keeps the coast within easy reach. Snorkelling gear is aboard for the clear water below. She is a boat made for living outdoors with every comfort close by. The only real question is where to drop anchor first.
