CRN is the Italian superyacht yard in Ancona, on the Adriatic, and part of the Ferretti Group. It builds custom steel and aluminum yachts, and most CRNs you can charter are 130 to 164 feet.
A crewed CRN of 130 to 164 feet costs about €160,000 a week in high season in Greece. The larger CRNs, of 196 to 259 feet, run €350,000 to €900,000.
We charter CRNs in Greece, Croatia and Italy, and our guide for each is linked below.
What is CRN known for?
- Custom builds: every CRN is built to its owner’s brief, so no two are the same.
- Superyachts: from about 40 meters to more than 70 meters.
- The Ferretti Group: CRN is the sister yard of Ferretti, Riva and Pershing.
- Italian build: designed and built in Ancona.
Where can you charter a CRN?
| Destination | Typical high-season week | Our guide |
|---|---|---|
| Greece | 90 to 129 ft: about €65,000 130 to 164 ft: about €160,000 165 to 199 ft: about €355,000 200 ft and up: about €812,500 |
CRN charter in Greece |
| Italy | 100 to 129 ft: about €98,500 130 to 164 ft: about €170,000 165 ft and up: about €360,000 |
CRN charter in Italy |
| Croatia | 133 to 149 ft: from €84,000 to €130,000 | CRN charter in Croatia |
Each guide has the full range for that destination, the yachts based there and the costs on top of the charter fee.
We also charter CRNs in the South of France and the Caribbean. Ask us about any of them and we will quote it.
How much does a CRN cost to charter per week?
A crewed CRN of 130 to 164 feet typically costs about €160,000 a week in high season in the Mediterranean. A CRN of 165 to 199 feet runs about €350,000, and the largest, of 200 feet and up, about €900,000.
| Size | Typical yachts | Mediterranean | Caribbean and US |
|---|---|---|---|
| Under 130 ft | Older CRNs | One yacht, €160,000 | Rarely listed |
| 130 to 164 ft | 40 to 50 meter CRNs | €160,000 typical €130,000 to €180,000 |
Rarely listed |
| 165 to 199 ft | 50 to 60 meter CRNs | €350,000 typical €300,000 to €360,000 |
Rarely listed |
| 200 ft and up | 60 meter and larger CRNs | €900,000 typical €725,000 to €910,000 |
Three yachts, $375,000 to $740,000 |
High-season weekly rates of the CRNs built 2000 or later in our charter system, October 2026.
The APA for running costs, usually 30 to 40% on a motor yacht, plus local VAT or charter tax and the crew gratuity, come on top.
How does CRN compare with Benetti and Heesen?
At 130 to 164 feet in Greece, the typical week compares like this:
- CRN: about €160,000.
- Benetti: about €198,000. See our Benetti yacht charter page.
- Heesen: about €222,500. See our Heesen yacht charter page.
At this size the age, refit and crew of each yacht matter more than the yard. A well refitted CRN often gives the best value of the three.
Which CRNs do we recommend?
These are CRNs our team has been aboard. Rates are the top of each yacht’s high-season range.
TITIAN PEARL is a 140 foot CRN based in Cannes, in mint condition after a 2.5 year refit. Her classic, symmetrical interior is made for weddings and honeymoons, and she throws a proper 70s disco party, up to €180,000 a week.
HANA is a 2008, 140 foot CRN in the Mediterranean with a bold, colorful interior by Laura Pomponi. Her sundeck has a jacuzzi and a bar, and her beach club has a gym, up to €180,000 a week.
People also ask
How much does it cost to charter a CRN?
A CRN of 130 to 164 feet costs about €160,000 a week in high season in Greece. The APA, usually 30 to 40%, VAT and the crew gratuity come on top.
Where are CRN yachts built?
In Ancona, on Italy’s Adriatic coast.
Is CRN part of Ferretti?
Yes. CRN belongs to the Ferretti Group, with Ferretti Yachts, Riva and Pershing.
How many guests can a CRN take?
Most charter CRNs take 10 to 12 guests.
Where is the best place to charter a CRN?
Greece, Croatia and the French Riviera in summer.
Crn Ancona Motor Yachts to charter
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