Ferretti 80

About this yacht

2000 Ferretti 80 — Exceptional Mediterranean opportunity. This Ferretti 80 represents the pinnacle of Italian craftsmanship — combining the timeless flybridge design that made the Ferretti name famous with the refined interior detailing and strong sea-keeping that buyers expect from one of the yard's most successful models.

Layout and accommodation. Measuring 23.98 metres in length, she offers four guest cabins arranged with a full-beam master amidships, two double VIP cabins, and a twin cabin — accommodating eight guests in comfort plus separate crew quarters for two. The interior finishes show generous use of walnut and high-gloss veneers throughout the saloon and cabins, with marble-finished heads in the master and en-suites in every guest cabin. A flybridge bar, foredeck sun pad, and aft-deck dining for ten complete the entertaining surfaces.

Mechanical refit & condition. She has been comprehensively maintained, with €120,000 invested in recent refit works including two brand-new Onan generators, deck and teak refresh, and electronics updates. Twin CAT (Caterpillar) diesels provide reliable propulsion with proven Mediterranean service support across Italy, Greece and Turkey. She is presented in excellent technical and cosmetic condition, ready for immediate cruising or charter activation.

About the Ferretti 80 (the model). Built between 1999 and 2004 at the Ferretti Group Forlì yard, the Ferretti 80 sits in the sweet spot of the Italian flybridge tradition — large enough for serious owner-operated cruising, small enough to remain berth-friendly across the Mediterranean. The model competed directly with the Azimut 80 and the Sunseeker Manhattan 84 of the same era; it earned its reputation for soft hull dynamics in beam seas and for an interior layout that genuinely accommodates four-cabin private use rather than charter compromises.

Cruising profile. A Ferretti 80 of this vintage is a strong choice for owner-operated weeks in Costa Smeralda, the Tuscan Archipelago, the Aegean and the Adriatic — areas where the 24-metre MCA superyacht-code threshold doesn't apply and where the yacht's natural cruising speed (around 22–24 knots) keeps cruising-ground transitions to a single afternoon. Run with two captains aboard she works as a fully crewed boat; with a captain and stew she's a confident private platform.

Market position. Comparable 1999–2004 Ferretti 80s currently list between €700k and €1.1M depending on hours, refit status and condition. At €900,000 with documented recent investment, this hull sits in the realistic-buy zone of the market. NewSail's brokerage desk handles the survey coordination, MoA drafting and registration paperwork for any flag (IT, MT, GB, MH) the buyer specifies.

Located in Rhodes, Greece — viewable on appointment, with sea trial available. Contact NewSail to arrange a visit or request the complete spec dossier and refit invoices.