The Chris Craft 25 GT is a remarkable blend of classic elegance and contemporary performance, designed for those who appreciate the finer things in life. This exquisite vessel offers a perfect balance of style, comfort, and cutting-edge technology, making it an ideal choice for both seasoned sailors and newcomers to the world of boating. With its sleek and timeless design, the 25 GT captures the essence of Chris Craft’s storied heritage, featuring a beautifully crafted hull made from high-quality GRP. The planning hull configuration ensures a smooth and efficient ride, effortlessly cutting through the waves with grace. Powered by a robust inboard engine, this boat delivers impressive performance, reaching a maximum speed of 45 knots, while cruising comfortably at 30 knots. Its spacious deck accommodates up to 8 day guests, offering ample seating and sunbathing areas, ensuring everyone aboard can enjoy the open water in style. The interior is thoughtfully designed, featuring luxurious finishes and high-end materials that reflect Chris Craft’s commitment to quality. Although primarily designed for day trips, the 25 GT also provides sleeping accommodation for two, making it a versatile option for short overnight stays. With a length of 7.6 meters, a beam of 2.6 meters, and a draft of 0.5 meters, this boat is easy to maneuver and dock, perfect for exploring coastal areas or enjoying a relaxing day on the lake. The Chris Craft 25 GT is truly a masterpiece of design and engineering, offering an unparalleled boating experience that combines tradition with modern innovation.
Length
7.6M
Beam
2.6M
Draft
0.5M
Day Guests
8
Sleeping
2
Cabin
1
Cruise Speed
30KT
Max Speed
45KT
Fuel
322L
Range
150NM
Engine
Volvo Penta V8
Option 1
Mercury 6.2L
Option 2
Volvo Penta V6
Naval
Chris Craft In-house
Exterior
Chris Craft In-house
Interior
Chris Craft In-house
New Starting From
€150,000
High Price Brokerage
€130,000
Low Price Brokerage
€110,000
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A half metre of draught changes what is possible.
The 25 GT’s 0.5 metre draught is shallow even by day boat standards, letting her nose into sandbars, tidal creeks and skinny marina berths that keep larger boats offshore. That shallow running depth comes without giving up genuine pace: a 45 knot top speed and a 30 knot cruise put her ahead of plenty of boats with twice her length, and a 322 litre fuel tank carries her 150 nautical miles at cruise, enough for a full day out with a comfortable margin in hand. A planning GRP hull keeps her settled at speed, while her compact 2.6 metre beam and light displacement make her quick to respond at the helm, a boat built to dart between spots rather than commit to a single long passage. For an owner who spends more time exploring close to shore than crossing open water, that combination of shallow draught, real speed and dependable range is the whole point.
Classic Chris Craft styling, scaled down without losing its confidence.
The 25 GT carries the brand’s familiar low sheer and clean deck lines into its smallest current hull, proving the look works as well at 7.6 metres as it does on something twice the size. A broad 2.6 metre beam for her length gives the deck more usable width than the dimensions suggest, and the finish throughout, from GRP construction to careful joinery and Chris Craft’s in house detailing, keeps her feeling considered rather than basic. She reads as a proper Chris Craft from any angle, not a scaled down entry model built to a lower standard. That matters for a buyer choosing their first boat from this yard: the smallest model still looks and feels like it belongs to the same family as the largest.
Eight guests have room to spread out on a 25 foot hull.
The deck plan puts seating and sunbathing space front and centre, built around day guest numbers of up to eight rather than overnight crowds. A forward sunpad and surrounding seating create a natural social area, while the helm sits close enough to the action that the driver is never cut off from guests. Storage is worked into the cockpit rather than sacrificed for space, keeping the deck clear for movement. It is a layout built for the way most owners actually use a boat this size: short trips, long lunches at anchor, and easy movement between sun and shade, rather than a floor plan borrowed from a larger cruiser and simply shrunk to fit.
A boat this size still finds room to slow down.
Beyond the open cockpit, the 25 GT carries quieter corners built for comfort rather than speed: cushioned seating that converts for lounging, shaded spots under an optional bimini or hardtop, and finishes such as leather upholstery, teak accents and polished stainless that bring a measure of craftsmanship to a hull built primarily for day use. These are not grand spaces, and they do not pretend to be. They are simply well resolved, giving guests somewhere comfortable to sit whether the boat is running at 45 knots or anchored for the afternoon. It is a reminder that Chris Craft’s smallest model still receives the same attention to detail as the yard’s larger yachts.
One cabin is all she needs to change her purpose.
Below decks, a single cabin sleeps two, a genuine addition rather than a token gesture on a boat this size. It gives the 25 GT an overnight option her open deck plan does not advertise at first glance: a quiet retreat after a long day, or a simple place to stay the night without needing to head home. The cabin keeps to the same standard of finish as the rest of the boat, modest in scale but properly made. For a first time Chris Craft owner, it is the detail that turns a very capable day boat into something slightly more versatile, without adding the size, cost or complexity of a full cruiser.
Length
7.6M
Beam
2.6M
Draft
0.5M
Guests
2
Cabins
1
Cruise Speed
30Kt
Max Speed
45Kt
Length
8.5M
Beam
2.6M
Draft
0.9M
Guests
2
Cabins
2
Cruise Speed
25Kt
Max Speed
45Kt
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