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True luxury reveals itself in the details, especially in the spaces you experience the most. On board the Cranchi A32 Luxury Yacht Tender, the cockpit becomes a perfectly balanced environment where design and functionality come together seamlessly. The helm station is designed around the driver: well-padded individual seats with ventilation, a comfortable footrest, and perfectly positioned cup holders create a space that’s both practical and refined. At the center, a clean and intuitive dashboard ensures full control over speed and navigation. Everything is thoughtfully coordinated, from the single-spoke steering wheel to the fiberglass finishes, upholstery textures, and the handrail framing the windshield. Even the smallest details follow a precise design language, with matte black steel elements adding a distinctive, contemporary touch. The result is a cockpit that feels open and spacious, thanks to slim yet solid bulwarks that enhance both safety and visual lightness. Outside, the hull expresses a strong personality through its color options and sharp, such as the vertical stem above the waterline. A long, dark insert conceals windows and portholes, preserving the boat’s clean and elegant profile. A design where harmony truly becomes beauty. Watch the full test by Maurizio Bulleri on The Boat Show YouTube channel. . https://youtu.be/FYk3OF6wjMg . @mauriziobulleri @cranchiyachts . #CranchiA32 #LuxuryTender #BoatDesign #YachtingLife #TheBoatShow
On day 85 out of 90 in Southeast Asia, I crashed on the motorbike while filming myself. This was a gentle crash. A few minutes later, I crashed again while going downhill. The motorbike I rented had no rear brake and so I was trying to navigate the steep dirt roads with only the front brake. Any cyclist/motorcycle rider knows the danger in that... The second crash was a doozy and I bruised my knee pretty good... Still hurting a week later. (Yes Mom and Dad, I've been to both the hospital on the island, and my doctor here at Stanford. I'll be fine.)