The BENETEAU Grand Trawler 63 is conceived as a new vision of long-distance comfort cruising, blending the brand’s 140 years of seafaring expertise with purposeful elegance and quiet luxury. Her powerful full-displacement hull, developed with MICAD Naval Architects, is optimized for remarkable fuel efficiency, delivering a range of up to 1,000 nautical miles at 9 knots with a 10% fuel reserve. Every line of her exterior profile is drawn to give a timeless presence on the water while maximizing seagoing capability and safety.

On board, the Grand Trawler 63 is designed to live with you over extended periods at sea. Interiors by Nauta Design offer a choice of three or four cabin layouts, each with plush staterooms, voluminous bathrooms, upgraded fixtures and elegant finishes. A centrally positioned galley gives immediate access to the helm, flybridge, salon and aft “terrace on the sea,” encouraging relaxed social life at every level. Extensive soundproofing, modern stabilization with standard Sleipner fins, and carefully studied ergonomics ensure that comfort and ease of movement are built into every passage.

Thoughtful deck layouts underline her ocean-going character. Wide side decks lead forward to a generous foredeck sunpad with adjustable headrests, while the flybridge combines a well-appointed helm, L-shaped wetbar and spacious dining for eight, with options for sun loungers and a T‑top with sliding sunroof. On the main deck, a functional galley can be opened or closed to the airy U‑shaped saloon and dining area, which flows out to a protected cockpit and broad transom gates leading to the bathing platform. Below, owners can choose between a full‑beam amidships suite in the three‑cabin layout or a four‑cabin configuration that turns the forward VIP into an elegant owner space, each option tailored for extended blue‑water voyaging.