Ferretti 920

Onboard the Ferretti 920

At 28 metres, the Ferretti 920 sits comfortably in the upper range of what most charter guests would call a manageable superyacht: substantial enough for genuine separation between decks and cabins, compact enough to reach smaller harbours that turn away larger vessels. Four cabins sleep up to 12 guests, giving families or small groups their own space to retreat to after a day on the water, rather than sharing a single open-plan layout.

The hull suits both a single full day out and a longer run along the coast, with enough range in the layout to support a multi-day format if guests want to move between two or three anchorages rather than stay put. Along many European coastlines this size of yacht can still tuck into bays that larger superyachts have to bypass, which matters if the appeal of the trip is quieter water rather than a marina scene.

Because the Ferretti 920 sits in the superyacht bracket, charter terms typically follow the same structure used across similar vessels: a day rate plus an advance provisioning allowance to cover fuel, food and berthing as they're actually used, reconciled at the end of the charter. Guest numbers are worth confirming early, since 12 is the sleeping capacity and the right figure for you depends on whether the group is cruising overnight or booking for a single afternoon on board.