Cerri Cantieri Navali, commonly known as CCN, was founded in 1997 by Carlo Cerri and developed its reputation through performance-led Italian builds that sit comfortably in the high-speed luxury segment. While the yard’s early recognition came from smaller sport boats, it moved quickly into larger formats, shaping a clear identity around sleek profiles, planing capability, and owner-focused onboard livability.

From a production standpoint, CCN is closely associated with a concise range of composite models, including the 86 FlyingSport, 100 Comfort, and 102 FlyingSport. That tight focus is part of the appeal. Buyers tend to know what they are here for: contemporary lines, confident engineering decisions, and a build philosophy that prioritizes pace without giving up comfort.

Based in Marina di Carrara, CCN maintains an active fleet footprint that extends beyond a single flagship series. For owners who want an Italian performance yacht that still reads as a serious, well-resolved product, CCN’s approach delivers a distinctive alternative in the 79’0” (24m) to 102’0” (31m) arena.