Ferretti 650 Yacht

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The 650 is a flybridge boat from Italian builder Ferretti Yachts. The 650 is a yacht built from GRP, the hull design will reach a top speed of 33 knots.

The Ferretti 650 can accommodate six guests in three cabins. If you are thinking of a new Ferretti 650 for sale, it is designed for cruising and weekending.

64' 6"

Guests

6 Max
Cabins

3 Max
Crew

1 Max

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From The Manufacturer

Ferretti Yachts is presenting the Ferretti Yachts 650, the first in a series of models that are bound to extensively renovate the brand in the range below 70 feet in length. This yacht is the outcome of the cooperation between the Research and Development department AYT&D - Advanced Yachts Technology & Design, the Group’s Centro Stile, and Studio Zuccon International Project.

The Ferretti Yacht 650 immediately strikes the eye for its truly distinctive profile. Its outer silhouette is characterised by an aerodynamic flybridge and new fibreglass decorative elements that “cut” through the profile of the glazing in the superstructure. An unprecedented decoration connects the windows of the three cabins below deck (the master stateroom, the guest cabin, and the VIP cabin), which are extremely large so as to let through plenty of natural light into all guest areas. The pilot station dashboard has also been restyled, and can now boast a new sophisticated design.

The slender lines of the Ferretti Yachts 650 - which is 19.67 metres (64.6 feet) long and has a beam of 5.25 metres (17.3 feet) - are further enhanced by the yacht’s aft area, specifically designed to ensure easy and safe tender handling and increase the guests' onboard comfort. A lift has indeed been installed on the yacht, capable of fitting an over-3-metre-long inflatable boat and which can be lowered by a metre with respect to its original position, thereby allowing to handle the tender without any davit and ensure easy launching into the sea, also thanks to some steps built in the hull. This innovative solution ensures the utmost efficiency, user-friendliness and safety when launching and hauling the inflatable boat, besides converting the peak (which is davit-free) into a large aft storage compartment where water toys and other equipment can be conveniently stored.

As is the case on all models in the range, on this 65-footer too the Shipyard is proposing several different layouts both on the sundeck - which also comes in the hard-top version - and indoors. Ferretti has indeed designed a “TaiHe Ban by Ferretti” edition of the 650, targeted in particular at Far East owners.

This concept, developed internally by Ferretti’s teams, draws inspiration from the most important building of the Forbidden City in Beijing - famous for its luxury and precious furnishings - where the main official ceremonies were held in the past in the presence of the Emperor. Besides featuring a new interior décor, in line with the culture and taste of the markets for which the yacht has been conceived, this second layout also includes a series of areas that have replaced others and are exclusively devoted to business meetings and social events.

A glazed door leads to a large open space characterised by stylish furniture and furnishings as well as by an extremely rational and functional layout. Stepping in, the galley, located on the starboard side, has been positioned so as to maximise the ‘interaction’ between the interiors and the main deck.

The underdeck layout on this yacht includes three double cabins and three separate heads. The rational space arrangement is very much appreciated also because of the outstanding noiselessness it ensures.

e. A new aerodynamic support bracket for the radar and satellite systems has been installed aft. The alternative version can be fitted with a very aerodynamic, thin, bronze-shade hard top which shelters the sundeck in its entirety, including the large sunbathing area.

The main deck ceiling pattern is extremely original, with alternating horizontal stripes of ivory-shade leather and polished lacquered material, where the spotlights have been installed. The entire lighting system on the first Ferretti Yachts 650 uses LED technology, both on the main deck and underdeck.