Last updated: September 2026
We list three CRN superyachts whose listings name the French Riviera among their cruising areas, from 140 to 170 feet, with weekly rates from €84,000 per week up to €180,000 per week in high season. One, TITIAN PEARL, is listed with Cannes as her base port; the other two are based in Athens and list the Riviera among a long list of cruising areas.
CRN is an Italian yard in Ancona, on the Adriatic coast, founded in 1963 and part of the Ferretti Group since 1999. The countdown below runs from #3, the smallest, up to #1, the biggest, by the length on each listing. Every length, guest count and rate comes from the yacht’s current listing, as listed in September 2026, and each “from” rate is the lowest weekly charter fee on that listing’s rate box, before running expenses.
What Makes a CRN
CRN was founded in 1963 by Sanzio Nicolini and builds custom yachts in aluminium or steel and aluminium, up to about 90 metres. Since joining the Ferretti Group, which also owns Riva, Pershing and Custom Line, it has been known for design touches such as the round stern of the 1990s and a balcony that can be used while under way, introduced in the early 2000s.
The three below were built in 1981 (two) and 2001 (one), and all three have been refitted, between 2020 and 2024.
At a Glance
From each yacht’s live listing, September 2026; rates before APA and VAT.
| Yacht | Length | Built / refit | Guests / cabins / crew | Base on listing | Cruising speed | Weekly rate |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| TITIAN PEARL | 140 ft | 2001 / 2024 | 10 / 5 / 10 | Cannes, France | 12 kn | from €160,000 per week |
| SOMETHING COOL | 149.21 ft | 1981 / 2023 | 12 / 7 / 10 | Athens, Greece | 12 kn | from €84,000 per week |
| WIND OF FORTUNE | 170 ft | 1981 / 2020 | 16 / 7 / 11 | Athens, Greece | 12 kn | from €120,000 per week |
The 3 CRN Yachts, from the Smallest to the Biggest
3. TITIAN PEARL
“A 2001 Tri-Deck Refitted in 2024”
TITIAN PEARL is a 140 foot (42 m) CRN tri-deck built in 2001 and refitted in 2024, with a beam of 8.4 metres. Her listing gives Cannes as her base port and names the French Riviera, Sardinia and the Balearics as her cruising areas. She takes 10 guests in 5 cabins with 10 crew, with a full-beam owner’s suite on the main deck. Her sun deck was redesigned with a bar, and her sky lounge has a bar of its own.
Her toys include jet skis, Seabobs, a flyboard, water skis and paddleboards, the beach club doubles as a gym, and there is Starlink internet throughout. Rates run from €160,000 per week, up to €180,000 per week in high season, plus expenses.
Our reviewer, after an onboard visit
Don't let the elegance fool you, though: she also throws a proper 70s disco party, complete with full decor and props. Elegant and surprisingly funky.
2. SOMETHING COOL
“Seven Cabins From €84,000 per Week”
SOMETHING COOL is a 149.21 foot (45.48 m) CRN built in 1981 and refitted in 2023, with a beam of 7.56 metres, based in Athens. She takes 12 guests in 7 cabins with 10 crew. On the main deck, besides the master suite, is what her listing calls a Fairytale suite, with three single beds and a bathroom with two showers, which can sleep three.
Her listing names the French Riviera among ten cruising areas, from Greece and Croatia to the Balearics, the Red Sea and Dubai, so ask us where she will be for your dates. Rates run from €84,000 per week, up to €89,000 per week in high season, plus expenses.
1. WIND OF FORTUNE
“Sixteen Guests and a Racing Simulator”
WIND OF FORTUNE is a 170 foot (52 m) CRN built in 1981 and refitted in 2020, with a beam of 8 metres, based in Athens. Her listing gives 16 guests in 7 cabins, with 11 crew.
On board are formal silver-service dining, a gym with an ice bath and a gaming room with a racing simulator. Like SOMETHING COOL, her listing names the Riviera among ten areas. Rates run from €120,000 per week, up to €140,000 per week, as listed in September 2026, plus expenses.
Our reviewer, after an onboard visit
WIND OF FORTUNE sleeps up to 16 guests, a rarity in Greece, and can host over 100 for a dockside event, making her a natural pick for weddings.
What a CRN Charter on the Riviera Costs
Of the three, SOMETHING COOL has the lowest rate, from €84,000 per week for 12 guests in 7 cabins. WIND OF FORTUNE starts from €120,000 per week for up to 16 guests, and TITIAN PEARL, the one listed with a Cannes base port, from €160,000 per week.
Those are charter fees only. Fuel, food and marina fees come out of an advance provisioning allowance (APA) paid on top, and whatever is not spent is returned after the charter. APA is a percentage of the fee set per yacht, shown on TITIAN PEARL’s listing as 35 percent; we confirm the exact figure for each yacht in your quote. VAT is added depending on where the charter starts and ends, and the crew gratuity is at your discretion. Ask us for the all-in figure for your week.
Planning a Riviera Week on a CRN
If you want to board on the Riviera itself, TITIAN PEARL is listed with Cannes as her base port; the Lérins islands lie just off the town, with Antibes, Monaco and Saint-Tropez along the coast. We confirm her position for your dates. The two Athens-based boats name the Riviera on their listings, so tell us your dates early and we will confirm where each will be.
All three cruise at 12 knots. For event weeks, see our pages on the Monaco Grand Prix and the Cannes Film Festival. Tell us your dates and how many guests, and we will check which of these CRNs is free and send you the brochures.
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