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The Ferretti 860, an evolution of its Ferretti 850 series was developed in collaboration by Ferretti’s Product Strategy Committee and the Ferretti Group Engineering Department, while her exterior design comes from the drawing boards of Filippo Salvetti.

The interiors of the flybridge yacht are the work of Ideaeitalia and will be available in two different renditions, classic or contemporary. The first of which will feature darker and warmer colors while the latter fashions a cooler, modern palette and finishes. In both cases, her interior is characterized by design features such as a helical staircase leading from the main deck to the lower deck as well as curvaceous lines.

Floor-to-ceiling windows provide ample light in her interiors which accommodate as many as eight guests across four staterooms, comprising a master, a VIP, a double, and a twin, all of which are complete with an ensuite bathroom.

The Ferretti 860’s designers placed an emphasis on ensuring continuity between her interior and exterior spaces, both of which facilitate relaxation and socializing. The yacht’s aft deck has a generous seating area as well as a table for alfresco dining.

At the yacht’s transom, her beach club is found. Here, guests can access the water or make use of a full set of toys housed in the garage large enough to contain a 3.95-meter tender and a two-seater JetSki. Additional alfresco space for relaxation is found on the flybridge, which can be optionally configured with freestanding furniture for added flexibility. Here, a bar, a dining table for up to eight guests, and the option for a Jacuzzi, are found.

Performance-wise, the Ferretti 860 will be able to reach a top speed of 32 knots and a cruising speed of 27 knots with twin MAN V12 2,000 hp engines.  Also available is a version with two MAN V12, 1800 hp engines that will provide a 24 knot cruise and a 28 knot max (preliminary data).  Seakeeper stabilizer or Zero Speed hydraulic fin systems can be installed on request according to individual navigating and mooring needs.