The Ferretti 800 is a striking example of modern flybridge yachting — stretching just over 24.4 m (80 ft 3 in) with a beam of about 5.91 m, it presents a sleek, dynamic profile conceived by Filippo Salvetti for the exteriors and IdeaeItalia for the interiors. Its layout emphasizes seamless indoor-outdoor living: a 7 m² beach club at the stern framed by a dramatic glass parapet, a cockpit that extends the view aft, and a flybridge of about 40 m² configured for lounging, dining, and entertaining. Below deck, the yacht accommodates 8 guests in four en-suite staterooms, plus crew quarters, with careful separation of spaces to preserve privacy and circulation. Power comes from twin MAN V12 engines (either 1,550 hp or optionally 1,800 hp), enabling cruising speeds around 27 knots and top speeds of 31 knots, depending on the configuration. All told, the Ferretti 800 fuses elegance, performance, and volume into a refined vessel that bridges the gap between contemporary design and true yachting functionality.