Redesigned Ferretti Yachts 720 Elevates the 'Just Like Home' Philosophy

Ferretti Yachts has unveiled a redesigned version of its celebrated 720 flybridge, debuting an innovative layout that prioritizes natural light and enhanced onboard volume. Measuring 22.5 meters, the updated model is the result of a high level collaboration between the Product Strategy Committee led by Piero Ferrari, the Ferretti Group Engineering Department, architect Filippo Salvetti, and design studio IdeaeItalia. The evolution focuses on closing the gap with larger vessels through optimized storage, superior comfort, and significant technical upgrades.

The exterior profile has been refined with expansive glazing and a redesigned gunwale, strengthening the visual connection between the sea and the interior. On the main deck, the salon features a new semi enclosed configuration, utilizing a sliding glass door to separate the galley and wheelhouse from the living area for increased privacy. 

Owners can choose between two decor moods: 'Classic', utilizing warm, earthy tones, or 'Contemporary', which draws inspiration from the fresh hues of the sea. The wheelhouse has also been modernized, featuring a signature pillarless windscreen for unobstructed visibility and a sophisticated instrument panel with up to four 16 inch displays.

Below deck, the four cabin layout centers on a master suite designed for maximum acoustic privacy, separated from the engine room by a walk in wardrobe and en suite bathroom. The 41 square meter flybridge remains a standout feature, offering a versatile aft terrace and a new hardtop available with tilting louvres or fixed glass. 

Standard propulsion for the Ferretti Yachts 720 features twin 1200 HP MAN V8 engines, delivering a top speed of 28 knots and a cruising speed of 24 knots. For those seeking enhanced performance, an optional configuration with twin 1400 HP MAN V12 engines pushes the yacht to a maximum speed of 32 knots and a cruise of 28 knots.