Yamarin 67 DC

The 67 DC is built in glassfibre-reinforced polyester by Inha Works Ltd, the Finnish builder that also produces the Buster and Yamarin Cross aluminium ranges and that acquired the Yamarin brand from Konekesko in 2017. The hull is a planing outboard hull certified to CE design category C for eight persons; Yamarin gives the overall length as 6.76 m, the beam as 2.55 m, the weight as 1,480 kg without engine and the draught as 0.40 m. Fuel is carried in a 195-litre fixed tank.

The layout follows the Nordic day-cruiser convention of a forward cabin reached through a sliding door in the windscreen. The cabin has a two-berth sleeping arrangement with stowage beneath, large hull windows and a roof hatch, and can be fitted with a marine toilet. The cockpit has a U-shaped sofa aft and a twin helm seat whose backrest flips so the seat can be turned to face the cockpit; a pantry module with a pressurised water system, a refrigerator and a cooker are available as options. The foredeck is flat and the aft platforms are full width, with fixed steps and boarding rails.

Power is a single Yamaha outboard on an extra-long (X) shaft. Yamarin's published range is 150 to 250 hp; the yard quotes 46 knots with the 250 hp engine, which is also the figure recorded by Powerboat & RIB when it tested a Premium Edition boat with a Yamaha F250 in 2023. Swedish testers at Skippo recorded about 1.3 litres per nautical mile at 25 knots.

The model was announced in January 2022 and has been listed continuously since, including in the 2026 brochure. Yamarin sells it in two equipment levels: Comfort Edition, which adds canvas, wiper, cover, trim tabs, table and sunbed, and Premium Edition, which adds a water-ski arch, refrigerator, pantry, cooker, toilet, bow thruster, shore power and a mooring package. No changes to the hull or the power band were found in the sources consulted.

The 67 DC replaced nothing directly in the range but slots into the gap between the 63 DC and the larger walkaround-influenced 80 DC, offering a cabin and a full-size cockpit on a trailerable hull. It is the smallest Yamarin Day Cruiser with a cabin large enough for a full-length double berth.