From the CRN shipyard sailed Rio, a vessel designed and built under the concept of offering the service of a family cruiser.
The upper deck is a relaxation area.
The CRN M/Y Rio superyacht, a spectacular 62-meter vessel designed as a family cruiser, arrives to the rhythm of the batucada. From the Italian shipyard of Ancona Superyacht Yard, it is a truly personalized work of art, with a steel hull and aluminum structure.
Under the joy of a Brazilian carnival, the launching of the superyacht with the traditional breaking of a champagne bottle at the bow, in a ceremony where several cannons launched thousands of small multicolored papers into the air, meant the beginning of a launching party.
Among CRN's core values as a builder is a deep commitment to sustainability, aimed at reducing the environmental impact of production processes. Examples include solar power generation systems, which have helped reduce heat and power consumption in the shipyard by 32% and 79% respectively. CRN is a brand belonging to the Ferretti Group.
A relaxation and wellness retreat was installed on the foredeck.
Handcrafted details
The M/Y Rio is a unique custom-made work, following the owner's guidelines, with a strong handcrafted stamp to take care of every detail. It is a sports boat with a hull with flowing lines and an almost vertical bow. The yacht fully reflects the personality of the owner, a passionate maritime enthusiast who wishes to share this enthusiasm with his family.
Some of the outstanding features of Rio, originally registered as Project C318, are the layout of the interiors and the quality of the light that enters through its huge windows visually expanding the areas.
After passing the first series of functional sea trials with great success, meeting the standards of excellence, performance and comfort, the vessel was delivered. These initial inspections were carried out by CRN's team of highly specialized engineers and technicians in coordination with external experts, who verified the original model schemes and construction quality.
The interiors are the creation of Pulina Exclusive Interiors.
Working again with Omega Architecs
The naval architecture and fabrication of the M/Y Rio is the work of CRN, working closely with Dutch naval and real estate design and architecture firm, Omega Architects, who created the exterior concept in the first collaboration of the two since 2014. Members of Italian studio Pulina Exclusive Interiors, who amass hundreds of custom creations, were in charge of the interior styling.
Monegasque company TWW Yachts represented the buyer, while TWW Yacht Management and Winterbothams provided comprehensive technical consultancy, inspection and project management oversight during the final stages of the construction process.
This new yacht – with a gross tonnage of 1,218, plus 203 ft length and 37 ft beam – was custom-built and has four decks and can accommodate up to 12 guests in six staterooms, including the owner's cabin, located on the main deck, with an exclusive private terrace, which represents a large oasis of privacy that can also be enjoyed as a social area. In addition, there is a pair of VIP cabins, one at the bow and one at the lower stern. The other three cabins are located in the lower area. Through a spectacular elevator you have access to all areas of the boat.
The outdoor spaces are spacious.
The sanitary areas are luxurious.
The living areas are beautifully decorated.
An oasis of relaxation
The owner requested the installation of a relaxation and wellness retreat on the lower deck, housing a beach club complete with a hamman, massage room, chromotherapy shower and fitness area.
The yacht is equipped with a pair of Caterpillar 3512C engines, producing a top speed of 15 knots and a cruising speed of 12 knots.
Numerous aspects have been carefully conceived to offer the owning family a sailing experience like no other vessel, in a world of freedom and privacy. The discerning layout and the quality of the spaces, with generous indoor and outdoor living areas; with the magnificent wellness lounge, the fitness area in the beach club, make Rio a family celebration of life.
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Specifications |
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Length |
62 m / 203 ft |
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Width |
11.2 m (37 ft) |
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Weight |
1,218 toneladas (1,218 ton) |
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Maximum speed |
15 nudos (15 knots) |
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Range |
4,500 nm |
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Passengers |
12 |
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Tripulation |
15 |
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Shipbuilding project |
CRN Engineering |
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Exterior design |
Omega Architecs |
Text: Amura ± Photo: CRN