Coming in CY February – Cruisers’ 46 Cantius

Cruisers 46 Cantius

Dec 20, 2018

The 46 Cantius is the latest evolution of Cruisers Yachts’ Cantius line – now there are five models from 42 to 60 feet. The new 46 Cantius is a great example of “easy boating” the way Volvo Penta imagined it and how Cruisers Yachts has executed it. The idea is that you just come on board, unlock the glass doors, fire it up, cast off, and enjoy – alone, with a spouse, or with a huge group.

Since the first Cantius model was introduced, Cruisers Yachts has continued to refine the concept for ever-greater convenience, more clever and innovative features, and also greater performance. The new 46 Cantius raises the bar again with a bit more beam at the chines for faster planning and greater stability at rest as well as improved operating economy.

Read CY Editor Andy Adams’ whole review in the next issue of Canadian Yachting. What?? You’re not a subscriber – click here to sign up NOW!

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