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Ferretti Yachts 1000

The Ferretti Yachts 1000 is the largest flybridge the Cattolica yard has built, a yacht of about 30 meters that brings a superyacht main deck to Ferretti's familiar formula.

BuilderFerretti Yachts
TypeWide-body flybridge motor yacht, with a SkyDeck version
LengthAbout 30 meters (roughly 100 feet)
DesignerExterior by Filippo Salvetti; interiors by Ideaeitalia; naval architecture by Ferretti Group Engineering
IntroducedFirst hull launched in March 2021; SkyDeck version from 2023
A yacht at anchor off Palma de Mallorca at golden hour

The 1000

The first Ferretti Yachts 1000 was launched at Cattolica in March 2021 and made its public debut at the Venice Boat Show that summer. It was the yard's first full wide-body design, and it took the flybridge range to a size where many owners would otherwise start looking at semi-custom builders.

The layout is built for a crewed yacht used by family and guests: an owner's suite on the main deck, four guest cabins below, crew quarters with a separate captain's cabin, and a beach area of about 40 square meters at the stern with a tender garage.

Design

Filippo Salvetti drew the exterior with clean, simple lines, and the Ferretti Group's product strategy committee led by Piero Ferrari oversaw the concept. The superstructure and hardtop are in carbon fiber, which keeps weight high up to a minimum. Ideaeitalia's interiors use floor-to-ceiling glazing and were offered in classic and contemporary moods.

The 1000 SkyDeck, with a first unit in 2023, keeps the same hull and main deck but adds an enclosed, air-conditioned lounge on the upper deck, with opening overhead slats and glass doors to an aft terrace.

Models and sizes

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Buying a Ferretti Yachts 1000

With only a few years of production, pre-owned 1000s are relatively young, and differences lie in engine choice, hours, specification and how each crew has cared for the yacht. A survey should include the MTU engines and their service records, stabilizers, generators, the beach-platform hydraulics and the garage, along with a class and flag review appropriate to a yacht of this size.

Choosing between the flybridge and SkyDeck versions comes down to climate and use. Daniel's buying guide covers the steps, and the Ferretti Yachts page sets the 1000 in context.

Owning and selling a Ferretti Yachts 1000

As the brand's flagship flybridge, the 1000 draws buyers moving up within Ferretti and owners coming from other Italian series builders. Complete maintenance records, a consistent crew and careful upkeep of the teak and soft goods support value more than any single option.

Daniel values a 1000 against its sister ships and comparable 30-meter flybridges through a private valuation, then presents it discreetly or through a worldwide broker campaign timed around Cannes or Fort Lauderdale.

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Questions owners ask

What is the difference between the Ferretti Yachts 1000 and the 1000 SkyDeck?

Both share the same wide-body hull, main deck and cabin layout. The SkyDeck replaces much of the open flybridge with an enclosed, air-conditioned lounge on the upper deck, with overhead slats that open for air and glass doors to an aft terrace. It suits owners who cruise in hot climates or want another indoor living space.

How many guests does a Ferretti Yachts 1000 accommodate?

The standard layout sleeps ten guests in five cabins: an owner's suite on the main deck and four guest cabins on the lower deck. Crew quarters include a separate captain's cabin. Individual yachts may differ slightly depending on how the first owner specified them.

Is the Ferretti Yachts 1000 run with a crew?

Yes. At about 30 meters, the 1000 is designed around a professional crew, with dedicated quarters and a captain's cabin. Crew size depends on how the yacht is used and where it is flagged, and it is one of the main factors in running costs.