Ferretti Yachts 800
- LOA: 24.47 m
- Beam: 5.91 m
- Engines: 2 x MAN V12, 1550 or 1,800 hp
- Top speed: approx 27 knots (1550) to 31 knots (1800)
- Cabins: 4 (up to 9 guests) plus 3 crew
- Flybridge area: approx 40 sqm
- Interior: Ideaeitalia, Classic or Contemporary
- First launched: 2025 (short-platform 24 m version available)
The flybridge that completed the range renewal
The 800 is the yacht that finished a seven-year overhaul of the Ferretti Yachts flybridge fleet, a programme that started in 2018 and worked its way through the range. At 24.47 metres it sits between the 720 and the 940, the largest of the brand's classic flybridge models before the boat moves into three-deck territory. The first hull launched at the Cattolica shipyard in 2025. It gathers up the ideas developed across the newer fleet and applies them at a properly generous size.
Exterior styling continues the modern Ferretti signature, and interiors come from the Ideaeitalia studio in two distinct moods, a Classic scheme and a Contemporary one, so owners can set the tone of the boat before it is built. The 800 sleeps up to nine guests across four cabins, with three crew berths to keep service running smoothly. It is a yacht scaled for longer voyages and larger gatherings.
A beach on the water and a social flybridge
The 800 makes a real feature of its connection to the sea. The main deck aft includes a seven square metre beach area that steps down towards the water and opens up the cockpit, which is protected by a glass parapet for safety and a sense of space. From here guests can swim or board tenders just above the waterline. It is one of the boat's most inviting spaces.
The flybridge covers around 40 square metres and is built for entertaining, with an al fresco dining area to starboard and a bar unit to port. An optional hard top carries a clever glass louvred sunroof that swivels for slatted shade or slides back to open the deck fully to the sky. The long superstructure and large glazing give the 800 the stance of a much bigger yacht. For owners who like to host, the upper deck is a highlight.
The 24.5 metre flybridge that completed a seven-year renewal of the range.
Classic or Contemporary, your choice of mood
Below, the 800 offers four cabins including a full-beam owner's suite that exploits the 5.91 metre beam, a VIP and two guest cabins, sleeping up to nine. The Ideaeitalia interiors come in two design directions so an owner can choose a warmer classical feel or a cooler modern one, each executed to a high standard. Guest and owner areas are laid out with the privacy that buyers at this size expect.
The main deck saloon is open and bright, with an enclosed galley option and dining space that reflect the boat's ambitions as a yacht for real cruising. Crew accommodation for three sits apart from the guest zones so service stays discreet. Detailing and materials follow the elevated Ferretti approach, with a focus on space, light and comfortable proportions. The overall feel leans towards a small superyacht in space and finish.
Twin MAN V12s and a superyacht ride
The 800 is powered by twin MAN V12 diesels, offered at 1550 or 1,800 hp each. In its most potent form the boat reaches around 31 knots flat out with a 27 knot cruise, while the standard engines give roughly 27 knots top and a 24 knot cruise. That is strong performance for a 24 metre flybridge and it lets owners cover ground between cruising grounds without fuss. The hull is engineered for a composed, quiet ride.
A short-platform version is available to keep the boat within France's 24 metre legal limit, a practical touch for owners who base themselves on the Cote d'Azur. Systems and tankage are scaled for extended time aboard, and with three crew the 800 is comfortable on longer passages and busy charter-style itineraries. It is a boat meant to be used hard and often through a full season.
For the owner reaching towards the flagship
The 800 suits an owner who wants the space and presence of a small superyacht while staying with the classic flybridge format. It is ideal for extended family cruising and for hosting friends in numbers, and owners will value the beach area and the big social flybridge. With crew aboard it handles long Mediterranean seasons and Caribbean winters comfortably.
For buyers moving up from a 20 metre boat, the 800 is a meaningful step towards flagship living without leaving the range's familiar strengths. The choice of Classic or Contemporary interiors lets each owner make the boat personal. It is the natural pick for anyone who wants the largest single-flybridge Ferretti before the three-deck models.
Who it is for: Owners wanting small-superyacht space and presence in a 24.5 metre flybridge, with crew aboard for long seasons.