With the launch of the Grand Trawler 63, Beneteau sets a new benchmark in the field of luxury long-haul cruises. This new model is more than just a successor to the much-acclaimed Grand Trawler 62 – it’s a bold reinterpretation of what a full cruise can be in the new era of yachting.
Grand Trawler 63 – a refined vision
Building on the proven success of the Grand Trawler 62 (27 yachts delivered), Beneteau saw not only an opportunity for improvement, but also a responsibility to further amplify the experience offered by these models. Today’s owners expect more than comfort and autonomy; They are looking for tranquility, precision and a finish that responds intuitively to their way of life at sea.
With this in mind, the Grand Trawler 63 introduces a number of innovations and aesthetic refinements that together, redefine the elegant
way of extended cruising.
Grand Trawler 63 – A New Legacy
With a length of just under 19 meters, the Grand Trawler 63 benefits from the entire hull plan designed by MICAD Naval Architects, recognized for its exceptional fuel efficiency and autonomy – up to 900 nautical miles at a cruising speed of 9 knots with a fuel reserve of 10%.
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But beneath the familiar silhouette lies a ship that has been carefully remodeled to represent Beneteau’s vision for the next chapter of refined navigation.
This is not just an update; It is a remarkable transformation.
The new benchmark in crushing
Beneteau states that the main goal for the Grand Trawler 63 was to find peace without compromise. The Sleipner fin stabilizer elements provide superior stability, both offshore and at anchor, while the new optional Silent Boat Pack system significantly reduces ambient noise, allowing owners and guests to experience the tranquility of a true escape.
Improved sound insulation in the crew cabs, lazaret and engine room reinforces the feeling of comfort – modern engineering designed not to be seen, but
to be felt.
A redesigned helm station is inspired by the Swift Trawler 54, with MFD screens that improve both form and function. Switching from hydraulic to electric Xenta steering allows for a more responsive helm feel both in calm conditions and in rough seas.
The Grand Trawler 63 thus introduces a new benchmark in the standard equipment series. What was once optional is now included: Sleipner stabilisers, Luxe Pack, AGM batteries and a box of MAN spare parts, are all delivered as part of the basic package – underlining Beneteau’s commitment to delivering value and uncompromising quality.
Life on board adapts to each owner’s vision. The future owner can choose from three or four spacious cabins, all
with refined bathrooms equipped with modernized faucets and mirror finishes.
Improved storage spaces, locks to close cabinets, and custom accessories such as a Texan-style grill, black modular flybridge, or a new convertible coffee table with removable cushion ensure that every trip is as practical as it is enjoyable.
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Built at the renowned Beneteau Monfalcone shipyard in Italy, the Grand Trawler 63 is the most complete expression of the brand, of what a modern cruise ship can be.
With its extended range, advanced technologies and timeless European design, it invites owners to explore the sea slower, deeper and more beautifully.
The Grand Trawler 63 not only follows in the footsteps of its predecessor, but charts a new course.
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