News: Canados Unveils Heritage 67 Power Cat

Heritage 67 Power Cat By Canados
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Canados has now further dived into the power cat segment with the introduction of the Heritage 67 Power Cat. This also broadens the offering from the Heritage line from the builder after previously announcing the Heritage 36 in the U.S market. The Heritage 67 actually measures a length of 66.7-feet and will have a decent beam of 20-feet. Given many monohulls in the 67-foot range are typically around 17-feet wide, the Heritage 67 offers a bit more room in that department. However, other Cats in this size range have wider beams (30-feet). The model actually will be available in two variants - the coupe and the flybridge-.

Francesco Struglia is responsible for the Naval Architecture. On the interior, the volume on offer is adequate and gives sense of space and typical Italian styling. There is also a relatively open-play layout on the main deck that is accentuated by quasi-free-form furniture. Large windows on either side of the superstructure maintain good natural light intrusion to the interior and also visual contact with the exterior.

The yard has not directly commented on what layouts will be coming to the Heritage 67 for the lower deck as yet but the renders suggest a full-beam master suite is being offered. Onboard, it is projected that the Heritage 67 will be carry 5,000 liters of fuel and top speed of 37-knots with a cruising speed of 30-knots is expected.

On the exterior, those who choose the coupe version, the main exterior areas onboard will be on the foredeck and the main deck aft. The flybridge version naturally gives additional guest space surrounding the flybridge navigation console. In terms of predicted performance, the yacht is anticipated to be running at a top-end of 37-knots while be powered via a pair of MAN V8 1200 horsepower engines.

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