The pool sits recessed at sea level, wings folded out over the water, and 220 feet of steel superyacht stands behind it. That is the Benetti B.NOW 67M's opening statement — roughly 1,500 square feet of beach club that treats the sea as part of the floor plan, on a yacht built for space rather than spectacle.
Who This Boat Is For
The B.NOW 67M is for the owner whose program has outgrown the 60M's guest count: fourteen guests in seven cabins, seventeen crew in ten cabins, and a full-beam owner's suite with its own private terrace pool. This is a professionally managed operation at 1,350 gross tons — a floating estate, run by a department-sized crew, drawn for long seasons and serious itineraries.
The Oasis Deck at Scale
The signature beach club carries a recessed pool and fold-out wings that extend the deck over the water. Above it, the owner's deck answers the same idea privately: a full-beam suite with a terrace and pool of its own, so the owner's mornings and the guests' afternoons never have to negotiate.
The Platform
The B.NOW 67M measures 219'10" overall on a 36'1" beam and a 9'9" draft. Twin 1,650 hp MAN V12 diesels — diesel mechanical with E-Mode hybrid — drive a 16-knot maximum and a 12-knot cruise, from a 29,060-gallon fuel capacity and 7,925 gallons of water. The hybrid system earns its place at anchor, running hotel loads with the generators quiet, and at displacement speeds, where it stretches already ocean-crossing endurance further.
The tankage and the 12-knot cruise are the practical headline: transoceanic legs planned by itinerary, not by fuel stop. Consumption verification at trial is your captain's program; set the passage speeds it should be proven against.
Within the Range
The B.NOW 60M covers twelve guests at 197 feet and is the range's balance point. The B.NOW 72M scales the same concept to 236 feet, sixteen guests and the largest Oasis Deck Benetti has built. The 67M is the middle course — chosen when the guest manifest, not the concept, demands the step.
Where to Start
See the owner's terrace pool and the Oasis Deck on the same visit. The 67M's distinctive argument is that the beach-club life works twice on one yacht — once for the party, once for the owner alone — and that second, private version is what the smaller B.NOWs cannot offer.