Crescent Custom Yachts has officially started construction of the first 33.5-metre CCY110 multihull superyacht at its shipyard in Vancouver, Canada. Built on speculation, the project offers future owners the opportunity to fully customise the yacht’s layout, technical specifications and interior design during construction.
Designed by Joseph Lazzara with naval architecture by Gregory C. Marshall Naval Architects, the all-aluminium CCY110 has been conceived to deliver the interior volume and amenities of a 45-metre monohull while remaining under 500GT.
One of the yacht’s standout features is its expansive 139-square-metre beach club, complete with an infinity plunge pool, wellness area, chef’s kitchen with teppanyaki grill, multiple lounges and seamless indoor-outdoor living.
Optimised for shallow-water cruising in destinations such as Florida and The Bahamas, the CCY110 combines generous living spaces with enhanced efficiency and reduced operating costs. Accommodation includes six guest cabins, highlighted by a full-beam owner’s suite.
The launch of the CCY110 marks a significant expansion of Crescent Custom Yachts’ portfolio as the Canadian builder continues work on several custom steel and aluminium superyachts, reinforcing its position in the luxury yacht market.
