CRN has announced the delivery of the 52-metre superyacht Ciao to her owner. The fully custom motor yacht left the CRN shipyard in Ancona and is now gracing the Mediterranean on her inaugural cruise.
Photo: CRNThe superyacht Ciao is recognisable from her taut, flowing lines and near-vertical bow, giving her a strong sporty aesthetic. She has been designed to make the most of her 499 GT, with four decks for her guests to explore.
Photo: CRNThe all-aluminium yacht Ciao has been designed and built by CRN in close collaboration with architecture and design studio Omega Architects, who conceived her external lines. Her interior and exterior design is the work of architects Massari Design who created her outdoor guest areas and interior. The sale of the new superyacht was brokered by Eduardo Cury, President of Miami Yacht Access, and the client was represented by Antonello Vittorio Meloni.
Photo: CRNCiao reflects the vision of her knowledgeable owner, who has a passion for onboard life. There is a comfortable flow between her interior and exterior areas with cleverly interconnected spaces. These create a perfect harmony, and allow for a perfect synergy between the outdoor and indoor.
Photo: CRNThe motor yacht Ciao is able to accommodate up to 10 guests across her main deck owner suite and four VIP staterooms located below. The full-height tinted glazing on the main and upper decks also blends seamlessly into the hull, offering guests uninterrupted views, as well as utmost privacy. 
Photo: CRNThe spacious outdoor areas include two large lounges with a sunbathing area and spa pool, on the sun deck and main deck. There is also an ample alfresco dining area on the upper deck, as well as a wellness zone and generous beach club.
Photo: CRNThe shipyard has been moving from strength to strength in recent months, with the successful delivery of the 62m CRN superyacht Rio in May. CRN are currently constructing another three fully custom yachts: the 72-metre CRN 139, the 60-metre CRN 141, and the 67-metre CRN 143.