Ferretti

The 88-footer has reportedly 50 percent more living space than similar-sized vessels and a hull optimized for semi- or full-displacement cruising.

Ferretti’s latest offering combines innovation and sophisticated styling in a true-to-form hull design capable of 30-plus knots.

Compared to its predecessors, the Wallytender 48 is longer, wider and optimized for IPS drives.

The Ferretti 670 offers high-tech twists and timeless style reflective of the brand's incremental evolution.

Our boat test of the Riva 56 Rivale. A top speed of 37-plus knots is only part of the performance equation for the Riva Rivale 56.

Smart design choices might just make the Ferretti 57 Flybridge a future-proof purchase.

We're LIVE aboard the Ferretti Yachts 850 with our sister publication Yachts International.

Our Boat Test of the Ferretti 550.

The Ferretti 550 is the company’s first model below 60 feet LOA in six years. We paid a visit to Italy to see what the company did to set this new model apart.

Our Boat Test of the Custom Line Navetta 28.

New Boats Notebook - a first look at the Ferretti 550

Power & Motoryacht's first look at the Ferretti Custom Line Navetta 28.

Power & Motoryacht's Boat Test of the Ferretti 750

A video look at the Ferretti 750.

New Boats Notebook - Feb 2014, update on the Ferretti 750

Power & Motoryacht's boat test of the Ferretti 960

A video look at the Ferretti 960 from Ferretti Yachts.

What is it about the Custom Line Navetta 26 that makes people sit up and take notice? Perhaps it’s the big-boat amenities wrapped up in a manageable package, or the hushed interior. Check her out here.

A video introduction of Ferretti's newest offering.

Power & Motoryacht’s Boat Test of the Ferretti 870 

The Ferretti 690 is a big, fast boat with plenty of room to spare.

Following in the wake of Ferretti's popular 830 is the company's new 870, a yacht that is sure to appeal to owners who treasure sophisticated design and detail. The 870 is another example of the tri-tipped partnership between Ferretti's in-house research and naval design center, Studio Zuccon International Project...

New Direction     Ferretti aims for a wider audience by putting big-yacht features into its smallest “big” model.   Few yachting brands are as instantly recognizable, with those stern, straight-edged windows, the creamy gelcoat, strong horizontals, and cantilevered upper decks. Never a high-volume builder, but always an arbiter of engineering and build quality, Ferretti

Ferretti 720Ferretti’s latest flying-bridge cruiser promises to be a popular choice among younger owners looking for a stylishly modern boat with remarkably nimble handling. The exterior is marked by sporty lines and a “roll bar” with an integrated bimini top that can shade much of the spacious flying bridge. There’s plenty of room up top—enough