Introduction
Explore Ferretti 800 yachts for sale on the international brokerage market. The current Ferretti 800 is a 24.47-metre (80 ft 3 in) flybridge motor yacht designed around generous interior volume, extensive outdoor living areas and a strong focus on onboard privacy.
The current Ferretti 800 has a 5.91-metre beam and a four-cabin layout accommodating up to eight guests, with an 18-square-metre master suite, forward VIP cabin and two additional guest cabins. Its 40-square-metre flybridge provides space for outdoor dining and relaxation, while the 14-square-metre bow area adds another dedicated exterior living space.
The current model is powered by twin MAN V12 1550 engines as standard, with an optional pair of MAN V12 1800 engines. Published maximum speeds are 27 knots and 30 knots respectively. Pre-owned Ferretti 800 listings may also represent the earlier generation, so buyers should confirm the exact model year, generation, dimensions, engine package and layout before comparing individual yachts.
About
The current Ferretti 800 is a 24.47-metre flybridge motor yacht with a 5.91-metre maximum beam. Introduced as part of the renewal of the Ferretti Yachts flybridge range, the model combines large interior spaces with carefully separated circulation routes and multiple areas designed for private relaxation and entertaining.
The yacht has a four-cabin layout providing eight guest berths. The accommodation includes an 18-square-metre master suite, a forward VIP cabin and two additional guest cabins, with each guest cabin having its own private bathroom. The aft crew area contains three separate crew cabins and a dedicated bathroom.
The current Ferretti 800 was developed with exterior design by Filippo Salvetti and interiors by Ideaeitalia. Its design places particular emphasis on privacy, including separate crew circulation routes, a galley with dedicated crew access and a helm station that can be separated from the guest areas. For buyers searching for Ferretti 800 yachts for sale, the distinction between the current model and earlier Ferretti 800 generations is important because the older yacht has different dimensions, engines and layouts.
The model forms part of the flybridge range from Ferretti Yachts and combines long-range cruising practicality with substantial accommodation and outdoor living space.
Design & Layout
The current Ferretti 800 has a dynamic exterior profile developed by architect Filippo Salvetti, with extensive glazing and a curved superstructure that helps create a large flybridge. The yacht also offers an optional shorter swim platform for owners who need to comply with the 24-metre regulatory limit in certain cruising areas.
The main deck is arranged around a spacious salon and dining area. The dining table can seat eight guests, while the fully equipped galley is positioned separately but remains connected to the dining space through a sliding section in the bulkhead. Separate crew walkways allow crew members to move between the exterior area, galley and wheelhouse without passing through the main guest circulation areas.
The lower deck contains four guest cabins and four private bathrooms. The 18-square-metre master suite provides a full-beam accommodation area, while the forward VIP cabin uses wardrobes positioned on both sides of the bed to optimise available space. The two additional guest cabins are designed with sliding beds, allowing the arrangement to adapt to different onboard requirements.
The 40-square-metre flybridge provides an outdoor dining area on the starboard side and a bar unit on the port side. The forward helm station provides elevated visibility, while the bow offers a separate 14-square-metre exterior living area with a sunbed and forward-facing C-shaped sofa. The aft crew area contains three individual cabins, a bathroom with separate shower and direct access to the engine room through a watertight door.
Your Choice
The current Ferretti 800 uses twin MAN V12 1550 hp engines as its standard propulsion package. Ferretti publishes a maximum speed of 27 knots and a cruising speed of 24 knots with this configuration.
The optional propulsion package consists of twin MAN V12 1800 hp engines. The current technical specification lists a maximum speed of 30 knots and a cruising speed of 26 knots with this engine option.
The current Ferretti 800 has a 23.51-metre hull length, 67,000 kg unladen displacement and 77,000 kg laden displacement. Fuel capacity is 6,400 litres, while water capacity is 1,200 litres. Ferretti lists capacity for up to 20 people on board, while the accommodation specification separately identifies four guest cabins plus three crew cabins.
Frequently Asked
How long is the Ferretti 800?
The current Ferretti 800 has an overall length of 24.47 metres (80 ft 3 in) and a maximum beam of 5.91 metres.
How many cabins does the Ferretti 800 have?
The current Ferretti 800 has four guest cabins providing eight guest berths, plus three separate crew cabins.
How many guests can the Ferretti 800 accommodate?
The current layout provides accommodation for eight guests across four guest cabins.
What engines are available on the Ferretti 800?
The standard engine package consists of twin MAN V12 1550 hp engines. Twin MAN V12 1800 hp engines are available as an optional configuration.
How fast is the Ferretti 800?
With the standard MAN V12 1550 engines, the published maximum speed is 27 knots and cruising speed is 24 knots. With the optional MAN V12 1800 engines, maximum speed is 30 knots and cruising speed is 26 knots.
What should buyers check when considering a pre-owned Ferretti 800?
Buyers should confirm the exact generation and model year, as well as engine configuration, engine hours, maintenance history, stabilization equipment, navigation systems, interior condition, tender arrangements and optional equipment. Earlier Ferretti 800 yachts have different dimensions, layouts and engine specifications from the current generation.