This new model, which is the result of a long-standing collaboration between Zuccon International Project and the Engineering Department of Ferretti Group, offers the best that an owner can expect in terms of both seaworthiness and onboard comfort, in addition to boasting innovative functional and aesthetic solutions that are certain to become key features in the brand’s forthcoming yachts.

The Ferretti Yachts 700 has one of the sleekest and most aggressive profiles in the entire history of the brand, making it one of the sportiest yachts the company has ever produced. In the process of restyling the hull, a particular focus was placed on the large hull glazed surfaces, of which there are three on each side. These surfaces, which are stanchion-free and have flush-glued portholes to maintain a sense of continuity with those found on the new 55-footer, offer a wide, unobstructed view.

The superstructure exudes an air of refined simplicity; the dark long deck glazing, which is the same color as the stanchions, ‘cuts’ through the profile of the boat from stern to bow. The lowering of the gunwale in the central section of the boat, which is where the living room is located, is followed by the installation of the glazing, which reflects on the exterior the main deck’s interior layout while simultaneously increasing the overall feeling of lightness that permeates the entire craft. The lowering of the glazing not only lets in a significant amount of natural light but also provides both the visitors and the crew with the most expansive perspective of the surrounding countryside as is physically possible. The elongated tail of the Ferretti Yachts 700 is where the aerodynamic design is most obvious. It is topped by a roll bar that houses satellite equipment and antennas, and it is distinguished by a new color shade that is referred to as “Vulcan Grey.”