Ferretti 920 Yacht

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The 920 is a flybridge yacht from Italian builder Ferretti Yachts. An award winning yacht, the 920 is constructed from GRP with a planing hull design returning a top speed of 30 knots.

The Ferretti 920 can accommodate eight guests in four cabins. If you are considering buying a new Ferretti 920, we can confirm it is ideal for cruising and more.

93' 6"

Guests

10 Max
Cabins

5 Max
Crew

5 Max

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It’s the combination of her size with her angular sheer and dark-tinted glass that gives her the impression of power. Power and Motor Yacht

The master cabin enjoys the full 22ft beam of the hull. Motor Boat & Yachting

The main-deck master's berth appears to float. Recessing its base creates this illusion. The design enhances the room's sense of volume and increases floor space. Yachting Patrick Sciacca - Nov 2017

The feeling of well-being on board is also felt in the lack of vibration, even at higher speeds. It is easy to work out that this is the result of carefully created structure. Barche Francesco Popia - Mar 2018

From The Manufacturer

The Ferretti Yachts 920 is a flybridge yacht like no other. It stands out thanks to its monumental, dynamic forms, its innovative design features (such as the wide body concept of the owner’s suite on the main deck), its superb functional flexibility (including the option of switching from a four cabins to a five cabins version), and the vast spaces in its groundbreaking bow area, all of which can be used by guests.

The interiors are just as breathtaking. They are worthy of a super yacht, with numerous spacious relaxation areas and sophisticated layouts steeped in original, unprecedented elegance. As always, the new yacht was produced in partnership by Zuccon International Project, the Ferretti Group’s Engineering Department and the Product Strategy Committee.

The flybridge is a panoramic deck designed for relaxation, especially amidships and in the stern

In the wide body master stateroom, the bed is supported by a recessed base that makes it appear as though it is “floating”, while above it a large mirror emphasises the cabin’s generous size.

The pilot house is an exclusively technical area with a ‘futuristic’ design. The captain can run the entire yacht from here, thanks to a large control station equipped with a next-gen steering system and multiple touchscreen displays that fully integrate all of the on-board monitoring systems and navigation instruments.