Italian shipyard CRN is preparing for the delivery of 79-metre (259-foot) superyacht Project 135.
CRN’s in-house engineering team has been working in collaboration with Studio Zuccon International on the exterior, whilst Studio Laura Sessa designed the interior of the vessel.
Project 135 will accommodate up to 12 guests across six cabins, along with up to 39 crew members – being CRN’s second-largest yacht built to date.
The superyacht will feature great volumes, a sleek design and spectacular attention to detail. The yacht will also present a luxurious beach club.
Project 135 will be powered by a pair of Caterpillar diesel engines, reaching a top speed of 16 knots and a cruising speed of 15 knots.
CRN is also currently manufacturing three other fully custom yachts; 62-metre (203-foot) CRN 137, which is due to be delivered this summer, 70-metre (230-foot) CRN 139 and the 62-metre (203-foot) CRN 138
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