The CNB 66 is a 67-foot sailing yacht designed by Philippe Briand and built by CNB Yachts in Bordeaux. Built in fiberglass with a beam of 18.6 feet, the boat combines ocean-going capability with modern ease of handling. A single 180 hp Volvo diesel engine powers the yacht, while fully automated deck systems and electric winches allow operation with a reduced crew. The protected helm station and open deck layout prioritize safety and comfort during extended passages.
The interior accommodates four double cabins across two decks. The owner's suite occupies the aft cabin with an ensuite head, while three guest cabins provide additional berths. All cabins feature good ventilation and natural light. Four heads serve the accommodation spaces. A galley-style galley runs longitudinally with full equipment and direct access to crew quarters.
The raised saloon offers panoramic views and contemporary design. The carbon mast—where fitted—carries high-performance sails supported by electric winches for efficient handling. The spacious cockpit and fold-down bathing platform provide direct water access or tender garage capability, suited to both fast cruising and extended ocean passages.
Length
67.58 FT
Beam
18.58 FT
Weight
68,563 LBS
Material
Fiberglass
Cabins
4
Heads
4
Engines
1
Engine Make
Volvo
Engine Model
D4
Power
NaN HP
Hours
1,450 HRS
Fuel
Diesel
Fuel
172 GAL
Water
132 GAL