Germán Frers approach

This gentleman's yacht, designed for CNB, combines Frer's experience handed down through three generations with advanced technology and concepts. Artistry, technology and visual harmony are the key ingredients which define Frers approach to the naval architecture of the CNB 43. A high performance hull with security and comfort in mind - light displacement, long, slender, low drag and low wind resistance wave piercing hull. There is no permanent access from the yacht to the sea - the gangway, swimming platform and side boarding ladder are crew controlled when required.
The interior accommodation offers all the options normally found on a three deck vessel.

A main deck with a unique interior - exterior spaces through large opening port and starboard terraces to create a lounge, formal dining, bar and sun protected alfresco dining space aft connected to the vibrancy of the swimming platform. Forward, the owner suite connects directly to a private owner's party lounge and dining with retractable awning, accessible to the sunbeds and jacuzzi. The lower deck has four similar double guest suites. There is direct access on this level through a viewing gallery in the engine room to the gym and swimming platform aft.
Flybridge – an integrated open space that follows the lines of the yacht and is directly connected to the navigation station. A pleasurable environment to enjoy the sun during the day and the stars at night.

Wetzels Brown Partners award winning approach

This motor yacht offers modern light open spaces with relaxing connections to exterior decks.
The Wetzels Brown Partners approach to flexibility in the furniture design allows the main deck to be easily transformed from a classic lounge layout to a large area of connected spaces for true outdoor living - lounging, bar, barbeque, personal cinema and alfresco dining.
In the Wetzels Brown Partners design concept, the style of the yacht is not defined by a 'look' but by the client's personal lifestyle. In this custom yacht you can incorporate your preferences for true customization of detailing, materials and colours.


The CNB signature interior

The CNB signature of excellent craftsmanship and attention to detail is evident in all aspects of the interior. Attention to comfort and seaworthiness are fully integrated throughout.
A modern approach to elegance and refinement – marble, silk carpet, leather details and special metal finishes are examples of what is possible for your unique yacht. All technical aspects of lighting, air conditioning, audio-visual and catering requirements are seamlessly incorporated.

Architect Germán Frers
Interior Design Wetzels Brown Partners
Builder CNB Superyachts
Construction material Aluminum hull and deck Composite superstructure
Classification MCA + VERITAS, I 3/3 (E) YACHT/AL • MACH
LOA 43 m / 141'
Hull length 43 m / 141'
LWL 43 m / 141'
Beam 8.50 m / 27'11''
Draught 2.00 m / 6'7''
Displacement 162,000 kg / 357,210 lbs
Main engines 2 x MTU 12V 4000 M93L - 3460 hp @ 2100 rpm
Speed max 28 kn.
Cruising speed 18 kn.
Fuel capacity 30,000 l / 7,926 US Gal.
Range @ 28 kn. 590 nm
Range @ 18 kn. 1,000 nm
Water capacity 2 x 2,000 l / 2 x 528 US Gal.
Number of guest 10
Number of crew 8 max

Source: CNB - Construction Navale Bordeaux - chantier naval