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Motor yacht Cerri Cantieri Navali Cerri 86 Flybridge 4000hp review
Mega yacht · 89 ft (27 m) · Viareggio
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Key specs
- Builder
- Cerri Cantieri Navali
- Model
- Cerri 86 Flybridge
- Length
- 89 ft (27 m)
- Guests
- 10
- Cabins
- 5
Verdict
The Cerri 86 Flying Sport is a sharp, fast Italian open yacht with strong performance, a sporty profile, and solid charter-friendly accommodation for up to 10 guests in 4 cabins. Its main trade-offs are limited volume versus larger flybridge yachts and a spec sheet that varies across listings, so condition and exact co
Pros
- +Distinctive, low-profile Italian styling
- +High-speed planing performance
- +4 cabins and 10-guest capacity
- +Shallow draft for coastal cruising
- +Air conditioning and Wi‑Fi add charter comfort
Cons
- −Interior volume is modest for the length
- −Specs vary across listings and configurations
- −Fuel consumption will be high at speed
- −Less sheltered outdoor living than a true flybridge
The Cerri 86 Flying Sport is a performance-oriented motor yacht with clean, aggressive lines and a planing hull that prioritizes speed over maximum interior volume. Public listings place the model at about 26.3 m / 86'3" and describe it as a flybridge or flying sport layout, with fiberglass construction and a shallow draft that suits coastal cruising.[2][6][10]
On the water, the yacht’s strongest appeal is pace. Published examples for the model show cruising speeds in the low-to-mid 30-knot range and top speeds around 40 knots or higher, depending on the engine package and year, which makes it notably faster than many yachts in this size class.[1][6][10] Handling should be sporty and responsive rather than soft-riding, with the surface-drive/planing concept favoring experienced operators and fast passage-making.
For livability, the verified charter configuration is practical: 4 cabins, 10 guests, and 3 crew, with air conditioning and Wi‑Fi listed among the onboard amenities.[2] That makes it suitable for family or charter use, but the design is still optimized around performance, so interior and exterior spaces are more compact than on a fuller-volume flybridge cruiser of similar length.[2][3]
In value terms, the model offers strong appeal if the buyer wants Italian styling and high speed in a relatively manageable footprint. It is less compelling if the priority is maximum space, quiet efficiency, or a more relaxed cruising setup, and the spread in advertised specs suggests the exact build, refit history, and engine package should be checked carefully before judging any specific yacht.[1][3][4]


