The Pegasus 67 combines a light-displacement hull and manageable sail plan with the shelter and living space needed for extended cruising. Sail controls return to the helm stations, helping a small crew stay in control without moving around the deck for every manoeuvre.
Sliding glass doors connect the cockpit and saloon. Panoramic glazing opens up the view, while the protected cockpit offers a comfortable place to sail, relax and spend time together.
A thoughtful approach to bluewater cruising.
Sail with a smaller crew.
Four electric winches at the helm stations bring sail handling within reach. Furling headsails and a mainsheet arch help keep the central cockpit clear of heavily loaded lines.
Stay connected and protected.
A glass windshield and hardtop shelter the cockpit. Openings in the roof and windshield provide ventilation, and the interior navigation position allows watchkeeping from inside.
Make arriving easier.
The integrated stern garage is designed around a longitudinal dinghy, with a powered launch and retrieval system. A folding carbon passerelle provides a dedicated boarding solution.
Explore the Pegasus 67.
Manufacturer renderings illustrate the proposed design. Final finishes, equipment and configuration may vary.
Space for your way of living.
Explore the three- and four-cabin arrangements supplied in the 2026 layout pack. The three-cabin plan provides a forward owner’s suite and two aft cabins; the four-cabin plan adds a forward guest cabin. Discuss other configurations and the final cabin and head arrangement with Anchor Yachts.
Preliminary figures from the supplied 2026 brochure. Manufacturer specifications are subject to change; confirm dimensions, displacement, equipment and build configuration with Anchor Yachts before purchase.