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News: CLB80; The New Entry-Level Bravo Model

Discussion in 'CL Yachts' started by Yacht News, Oct 27, 2026 at 8:15 AM.

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  1. Entry-Level Bravo Model, CLB80
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    The CLB80 is the fairly new entry-level model from CL Yachts. The model is 'fairly new' because it was announced to the world at the 2023 edition of the Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show (FLIBS). This is one of the latest additions to the B-Series from the CL Yachts brand and features design from the usual Jozeph Forakis collaboration.
  2. The CLB80 has built on the knowledge and success of the CLB88 model. Adequate scope for owner customizations and a distinct look along with great proportioning of exterior and interior volumes make this model a great candidate for new owners to consider. The yacht is coming standard with a galley-aft configuration. This will allow owners to be able to enjoy an indoor and outdoor entertainment reality without having to do too much. The main saloon and sky lounge boast electrically operated windows for enhanced ventilation.
  3. The interior is light and airy and configured to maximize the views outwards while not sacrificing quality and style. "Modular FRP pods" and fluted oak panels along with varied marble accents are imagined for the interior. "You spend a fortune buying a boat, you're not supposed to be [at its mercy}...You want something reliable, you want to hop in and get going with peace of mind", said Martin Lo, CL Yachts. For CL Yachts one of the distinguishing style features of the CLB80 is what they term as the 'boomerang' fashion plate connecting the main deck with the upper deck as well as the stepped-style hull windows. Construction was expected to have commenced in the second quarter of 2024.

    For more information:

    CL Yachts
    2860 State Road 84
    Suite 107
    Dania Beach, FL 33312
    www.clyachts.com

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