The Ferretti 1000 is the largest yacht ever built by Ferretti Yachts, marking a significant achievement in the brand's history. With a length of 30.13 meters, this semi-displacement motor superyacht offers a luxurious blend of raised pilothouse design and expansive outdoor and indoor spaces. The yacht's size and layout provide the comforts of a much larger yacht while maintaining the classification of a recreational craft with CE marking for easier management.
Exterior Design
The exteriors of the Ferretti 1000, designed by Filippo Salvetti, exhibit a modern, sleek look with an emphasis on maximizing outdoor living. The upper deck spans nearly the entire length of the boat, offering a seamless connection from stern to bow with various spaces for lounging, dining, and sunbathing. The wide body configuration on the main deck enhances the internal living spaces, particularly the owner's suite and the kitchen.
The three-level bow is a standout feature, providing distinct areas for relaxation and privacy, with sweeping views thanks to the descending bow design and open gunwales. The aft cockpit extends towards the swimming platform, giving an unobstructed view of the sea with glass railings for a seamless aesthetic. The garage holds a tender, jet ski, and other water toys, while the flybridge offers a customizable space with options for free-standing furniture and various hardtop configurations.
Interior Layout
The interiors, styled by Idea Italia, follow the brand's "Just Like Home" philosophy, focusing on comfort and elegance. The main living area covers 35 square meters with a ceiling height of 2 meters, creating an expansive and open feeling. The galley is designed with both function and style in mind, offering large storage and workspaces, along with the option to open or close it off from the living area.
The owner's suite is a full-beam cabin located on the main deck, featuring large windows, a sofa, desk, walk-in closet, and a spacious bathroom with dual entrances and separate shower areas. Below deck, there are four guest cabins, each with ensuite bathrooms, offering flexible configurations with double or twin beds.
The crew quarters are well-separated, offering five berths across three cabins, with a dedicated laundry and stowage area, a unique feature for this size of yacht, made possible by the raised pilothouse design.
Performance
Powered by two MTU 16V 2638 hp engines, the Ferretti 1000 delivers impressive performance for its size. At a cruising speed of 20 knots, it is well within a comfortable cruising range, with a top speed of 27.5 knots. Fuel efficiency at slower speeds is noteworthy, with only 9 liters per mile needed at 10 knots. The yacht's double stabilization system (gyro and zero-speed fins) provides exceptional stability, ensuring a smooth ride even in rougher conditions.
The yacht's advanced electro-hydraulic wheelhouse allows for independent rudder control, optimizing the yacht's turning ability based on speed. The helm station is fitted with advanced controls and instrumentation, creating an environment of both luxury and functionality.
