Ferretti 1000

vs.

Princess X95 Mk1

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The Ferretti 1000 is not only the current largest yacht in this Italian builder’s all- flybridge fleet it is also a very different kind of flybridge design. Focused on maximising both deck and interior space, this is more of a superfly, creating an upper deck that runs from bow to stern and a full-beam main deck stateroom, the kind of features and space usually found on yachts several meters longer.

Other details are more typically flybridge, with four guest cabins below decks, a fast planing hull and twin shaftdrive engines delivering speeds of around 28 knots. Intended for cruising, the 1000 is crew-operated.

The Princess X95 has a similar design theory but is far from being a flybridge with its vast upper bridge deck featuring a central pilothouse and lounge. There's a main deck Owner’s suite, with options to switch this for more social space, along with four further guest cabins. The X95’s tall design creates plenty of volume inside, wrapped in vast sections of glass. Again, intended for serious cruising and crew operation, performance belies the yacht’s stature with 25knots on tap from twin shaftdrive engines.

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At a Glance

Ferretti 1000

Status

In Production

2021 - Present

Princess X95 Mk1

Status

Discontinued

2020 - 2023

30.13m

Beam 6.81m

Draft 2.28m

LENGTH : BEAM Ratio

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10 Guests

5 Cabins

5 Crew

28.96m inc. Pulpit

Beam 6.65m

Draft 2.03m

LENGTH : BEAM Ratio

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10 Guests

8 Guests or 10 is Optional

4 Cabins Optional 5 Cabin Layout

5 Crew

Performance

Both of these yachts are designed to be used, whether for long, liveaboard cruises or simply time spent onboard. Performance matches this, with the ability for short blasts at fast cruising speeds that range from 20knots-24knots, or a top speed of 26knots for the Princess using twin 1900hp MAN engines and 28knots for the Ferretti with its beefier 16V 2186hp MTUs. But these yachts can also happily run at displacement speeds for longer passages. The Princess may have the edge on range, with its bigger fuel tanks.

Cruising Speed
Ferretti 1000

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Princess X95 Mk1

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knots

Top Speed
Ferretti 1000

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knots
Princess X95 Mk1

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Range

1k NM

1000NM

2k NM

2000NM
Ferretti 1000

No Data
Princess X95 Mk1

2,000 nm @ 10 knots

Fuel Capacity

Ferretti 1000

-
Princess X95

-

Interior

The living accommodation on both yachts is exceptional with the space and luxury to look after more than their 10 guests. The Ferretti delivers one-level lounging and dining on the main deck, flanked by glass and featuring large doors out to the decks. The Princess offers a similar main deck salon, there are no side doors but there is the option of extending living space forward, in place of the Owner’s suite, where a private lounge or family-style living space incorporating the galley can be worked in. In all layouts, the X95 has vast, full-height glass, but it also plays its trump card with another, raised lounge on the upper deck, offering privacy, luxury and great views in equal measure.

Ferretti 1000

Princess X95 Mk1

Accommodation

The Ferretti and Princess have four en suite guest cabins below decks. The Princess has VIP suites forward and amidships, the latter easily making an Owner’s stateroom should the main deck be optioned as a lounge and two twin cabins. The Ferretti has four excellent and spacious double cabins. Its main deck Owner’s cabin offers superyacht levels of space and luxury, long glass sections offering great views out. The Princess Owner’s cabin is no less spectacular with glass on three sides.

Ferretti 1000

Princess X95 Mk1

Helm Station

The Ferretti has a purposeful pilothouse helm with guest seating, the perfect place for longer passages. Above, the full-length flybridge enjoys an outside helm, where the Owner may like to take control and enjoy the thrill of 28knots. The Princess has just the single raised pilothouse helm, a very professional feeling hem station offering commanding views. Both inner helms deliver space for the latest nav-tech and multiple display screens.

Ferretti 1000

Princess X95 Mk1

Deck Areas

Deck space is arguably the main feature on both yachts. The upper decks are the real star in terms of space and luxury. Running almost the entire length of each yacht, buyers will have plenty of choice on the exact layout, with dining and lounging options as well as spa pools. The Ferretti goes on to create a very impressive main deck aft, sweeping back with its lounge seating and leading down to a fun transom with yet more seating looking out over the water. Hidden away is a tender garage for a RIB and PWC.

Ferretti 1000

Princess X95 Mk1

Flybridge

The upper decks on both yachts are excellent and quite different. Both run almost the entire length of each yacht with very similar aft lounge areas. But where the Ferretti opts for a traditional flybridge with open expanses designed for lounging and dining, a central hardtop protecting the helm, dining, galley and bar, the Princess is more of an upper deck with its central pilothouse and lounge.

Ferretti 1000

Princess X95 Mk1

Beach Club

A true beach club should be a waterside lounge and terrace. Usually at the stern, a beach club might open on one, two or three sides of the yacht. It should be practical, able to withstand plenty of use, watersports and saltwater, but also luxurious, creating a spectacular retreat day or night.

Ferretti 1000

Princess X95 Mk1

Compare Layouts

For such similar yachts, the way these two go about the business of creating near-unbeatable levels of space is subtly different. The Ferretti is more conventional and true to its flybridge routes. The Princess has been more vertical in its thinking, with its raised pilothouse towering over the upper deck. The option of creating a vast sweep of social space on the main deck will be of interest to those less interested in cabin numbers.

Flybridge

Ferretti 1000

Princess X95 Mk1

Standard

Optional crane, day head and jacuzzi Option

Main Deck

Ferretti 1000

Princess X95 Mk1

Standard

Optional master cabin, formal dining area and drinks bar Option A

Optional cinema Option B

Lower Deck

Ferretti 1000

Princess X95 Mk1

Standard

Optional master cabin his & hers ensuite Option A

Optional captains cabin and crew mess Option B

Optional 3rd crew cabin and master cabin breakfast area Option C

Wheelhouse

Ferretti 1000

LIVE: Used Price Guides

Find out how much a pre-owned version of these models may cost based upon the asking prices of all yachts listed for sale globally in the last 3 years according to YachtBuyer Market Watch & our current sales listings.

Ferretti 1000 Used Prices

In Production Since: 2021

Average Price* £8m
Price Range ^† £7.7m - £8.5m
Average Age 2 years

£8m

£7.7m

£8.5m

£8m

Ferretti 1000 For Sale

or Build Your Own

*Based on 3 yachts offered for sale in the last 3 years.
^†These yachts ranged from 1 - 3yrs old.

Rivals to Ferretti 1000

Princess X95 Used Prices

Discontinued: Built 2020 - 2023

Average Price* £8.4m
Price Range ^† £7.5m - £9.8m
Average Age 3 years

£8.4m

£7.5m

£9.8m

£8.4m

Princess X95 For Sale

*Based on 6 yachts offered for sale in the last 3 years.
^†These yachts ranged from 2 - 4yrs old.

Rivals to Princess X95

Specification Data

Model Name:	Ferretti 1000	Princess X95 Mk1
Builder:	Ferretti Yachts	Princess
Range:	Ferretti Flybridge	Princess X Class
Principal Characteristics
Body Type:	Flybridge	Superyacht, Motor Yacht
Use Types:	Cruising	Cruising
LOA:	30.13m	28.96m (Inc. Pulpit)
Max Beam:	6.81m	6.65m
Draft:	2.28m	2.03m
Gross Tonnage:	-	104 GT
Displacement:	115 Tonnes (Full Load)	104,000 Kg (Half Load)
Hull Material:	Composite (GRP )	GRP / Fibreglass (GRP)
Superstructure:	GRP	GRP
Fuel Capacity:	9,000 Litres	13,400 Litres
Fresh Water Capacity:	1,320 Litres	1,800 Litres
Black Water capacity:	-	720 Litres
Yacht Designers
Exterior Designer:	Filippo Salvetti	Olesinski Design
Interior Designer:	Ideaeitalia	Princess
Accommodation
Guests:	10	8 (Optional 10)
Cabins:	5	4 - 5
Berths:	5x Double	2x Double4x Single
Guests Heads:	6	5 (max 7)
Crew
Crew:	5	3 to 5
Crew Cabins:	3	2 (Optional 3)
Crew Heads:	2	1
Engines & Performance
Max Speed:	28 knots	23 knots
Max Range:	-	2,000 NM @ 10 knots
Engine Options:	Compare Engine Options	-
Brand:	MTU MTU	MAN
Model:	16V 2000 M8616V 2000 M96L	V12-1900
Qty:	x2 x2	x2
Power:	2,186 bhp (1 Kw) each @ 2,450 rpm 2,600 bhp (1 Kw) each @ 2,450 rpm	1,900 bhp (1 Kw) each @ 2,300 rpm
Max Speed:	28 knots -	23 knots
Cruising Speed:	24 knots -	18 knots
Economic Speed:	- -	10 knots
Cylinders:	16 Cylinder 16 Cylinder	12 Cylinder
Bore:	-	128 mm

Speeds/Ranges Are Approx. - Subject to Load, Sea Conditions & Variables.

Rivals

The Superfly is a new concept, one that occupies a similar space to the SUV. Both yacht types offer excellent space on deck and inside but SUVs are usually full or semi-displacement and so less focused on top speed. If speed is important, you will find similarly fast cruising options such as the Pearl 95, Astondoa 100 Century and Sunseeker 100 Yacht.

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WRITTEN BY

Carl Richardson

WRITTEN BY

Carl Richardson

Carl is a writer, editor, presenter and content creator specialising in yachting as well as men’s luxury. A former magazine editor, Carl has amassed some 20 years of hands-on experience with motorboats, testing over 350 models.

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