Cerri launches 26m superyacht 'Pachamama'

On 18 June 2012 Italian shipyard Cerri Cantieri Navali (owned by the Gavio Group) technically launched its latest superyacht from the Cerri 86 Flyingsport series, the 26.3m motoryacht Pachamama. The launch took place in Italy, in the shipyard’s Marina di Carrara facility.

Pachamama is the twelfth yacht in the series conceived by Carlo Cerri which, according to the shipyard, “[combines] the comfort of flying-bridge boats with the high speed and sporty character of large open yachts.”

The 26.3m motoryacht features two salons on two different levels, offering a view over the aft cockpit. She also includes four en-suite cabins for the yacht’s owner and guests, and two en-suite cabins for the crew.

A large sunbathing area can be found outside, featuring U-shaped sofa bounds and dining table. The flybridge features the yacht’s outdoor steering station, as well as a sunbathing area, another of which can be found at the bow.

Her two MTU 12VM94 engines allow her to cruise at 35 knots and reach a maximum speed of 40 knots.

The thirteenth model of this series, and the second model of the Cerri 102 series, a 31m, are currently under construction at the Italian shipyard.



Specifications of Pachamama:
LOA: 26.3m
Beam: 6.35m
Draught: 1.28m
Builder: Cerri Cantieri Navali
Design: Carlo Cerri
Engines: 2 x MTY 12VM94
Cruising speed: 35 knots
Max speed: 40 knots

Related Links

Cerri Cantieri Navali Profile | Cerri Cantieri Navali Website

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