There is a moment on the Ferretti 920 when the swim platform drops, the toys go in, and the flybridge yacht quietly becomes a private beach on the water. That shift is the thing she does best.
At twenty-eight metres she carries the light-filled ease Ferretti is known for. Panoramic windows draw the salon toward the sea, the finish is contemporary without ever feeling cold, and five cabins accommodate up to eleven guests in real comfort, the master suite among them. A crew of five keeps the days unhurried from the first coffee to the last swim.
Her natural water is the Cote d’Azur. Anchor off Monaco, cross to the calm around Porquerolles and the Iles d’Hyeres, or simply follow the coast until a quieter bay appears. Above, the sundeck offers open sunbeds and a shaded dining area, so lunch with a view is never more than a few steps away. Below the surface, jet skis and paddleboards wait for anyone who would rather be in the sea than beside it.
This is a yacht for a family or a group who want the space to be together and the room to be apart.
Some of the best days here are the ones that begin with no fixed course at all.
