CRN builds full-displacement steel motor yachts from its Ancona yard on the Adriatic, part of the Ferretti Group and producing vessels from 50 to over 80 metres that are designed for extended offshore voyaging as much as Mediterranean entertaining. Their yachts carry the structural credentials of a naval shipyard with the interior design input of Italian architects and craftspeople.
Four CRN yachts are positioned in or cruise near Turks and Caicos during the winter charter season. They are large vessels, typically displacing 700 to 2,000 tonnes, with the range and fuel capacity to make Caribbean passages at a comfortable cruise speed without planning constraints. Crew complements are typically eight to twelve, and the service standards reflect the investment the vessels represent.
Charter rates for CRN yachts in Turks and Caicos typically start at 150,000 euros per week for the smallest examples and rise to over 400,000 euros for the largest flagships. An advance provisioning allowance of approximately 30 percent covers running costs. Peak season applies from mid-December through late March, with spring shoulder rates offering meaningful savings.
The CRN fleet in Turks and Caicos is particularly well-suited to guests seeking a larger vessel that can cover distance comfortably. From Providenciales, a CRN can reach the Dominican Republic north coast, Puerto Rico or the southern Bahamas in a day passage while guests are at leisure on the upper decks.
