Yacht Review: Ferretti 800 | 2010-2014

Sleek Italian Styling + Spacious Accommodations

Innovation, design and style are brought together in this world-class luxury yacht.

Overview:

The Ferretti 800 combines sleek Italian styling and spacious accommodations in a motoryacht of exceptional beauty and elegance. The main deck is almost entirely lit through the windows insuring breathtaking views of the water. Besides the spacious full beam master cabin (with its enormous bathroom), the four-stateroom accommodations include two VIP guest cabins and another guest cabin, each with its own ensuite head. The U-shaped galley is directly forward of the raised helm. Between the helm and galley is a bar counter where two or three people can sit on stools and chat with the chef. The two crew cabins at the bow are accessed from the galley area.

For night running, a partition allows the helm area to be completely closed off to the salon and dining area. At the flybridge there is a large dining area with a U-shaped table, grill area with fridge and a bar with two stools. In the back of the flybridge is space to stow a large tender. There is also a large sundeck towards the stern. The spacious cockpit features teak flooring and is furnished with a large sundeck bench with reclining back. With the engines aft, MTU 1800hp 12V 2000 V-drive diesels cruise at 26–27 knots (30+ top).

Price: Early (2010) models are priced in the low $2 million range.

The 800’s sumptuous 4 stateroom interior includes two large VIP guest cabins.

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