A new era in bluewater sailing

Yachting | 2026

The brand-new CNB 62 marks the beginning of a new era in luxurious bluewater sailing. Now part of the Solaris Group, the shipyard showed this elegant 62-footer at the 2025 Cannes Yachting Festival – a milestone for the brand and for discerning owners seeking a blend of style, safety, and serious offshore capability. As the successor to the legendary Bordeaux 60, the CNB 62 fuses French engineering expertise with Italian design finesse. The exterior is once again the work of Philippe Briand, whose signature style pairs crisp lines, a low-profile coach roof, and a reverse bow to deliver a modern silhouette with timeless appeal. This yacht has been specifically conceived for owners who wish to cruise without crew – yet without sacrificing comfort or sophistication.

A defining feature is the protected cockpit, framed by a stylish carbon Targa arch that carries the mainsheet, keeping the area safe and uncluttered. The twin helm stations are set well forward and can be fully protected by either a bimini or a fixed hardtop – ideal for offshore passages, even in high latitudes. All controls are within reach of the helm, enabling confident short-handed or even single-handed sailing.

The 62-footer can be sailed single-handed and is designed for maximum safety. In adverse conditions, the cockpit can be protected with a hardtop or bimini.

Below deck, the interior has been completely reimagined. Jean-Marc Piaton and his team created a bright, open layout available in three configurations, with premium materials and a relaxed, residential atmosphere.

The interior of the CNB 62 is extremely comfortable and excellently equipped for long voyages.

With a smart tender garage, generous storage, and meticulous detailing throughout, the CNB 62 is aimed at modern long-range cruisers who value aesthetics as much as functionality. Whether anchored in a remote Polynesian bay or moored along the quay in Portofino, this yacht is a confident, capable companion in any cruising ground.