Cranchi A47
Days at sea run longer, slower, more open. Developed from the A46 concept, the A47 keeps the open character of the Aria range and shapes it around shelter, time shared on board and direct contact with the water.
Built around the water
Aft, the fold-down bulwarks and the large sunpad take the cockpit beyond five metres, opening two terraces onto the water, level with the height-adjustable swim platform. Stretch out in the sun, sit with your feet close to the water, step in and out of the sea without a second thought.
Below the sunpad, a garage stows a tender of up to two metres. Clear walkaround side decks run from the aft area past the central console and galley to the forward sunpad, recessed behind its coaming, so you can move from bow to stern without breaking step.
Sheltered, and still open
The closed, reverse-raked windscreen shelters the helm station underway without cutting you off from the water around you. Above, a new full-beam T-top with adjustable louvres, integrated lighting and an audio system lets you set light and shade over the cockpit.
Belowdecks, the owner’s cabin is a proper room, quiet and separate. Alongside it, a second cabin with two berths. The two share a bathroom. Everyone on board has a space of their own, at night too.
