The ancient Chinese text *Kaogongji* states, “Examine the curves and shapes to refine the five materials and distinguish the tools used by the people.” This means that truly good objects are not only made of precious materials, but also lie in whether their form and dimensions reveal their beauty. This statement remains relevant in today’s yachting world. Ferretti Group showcased six yachts at this year’s Palm Beach International Boat Show, ranging from custom-built superyachts to mid-to-large-sized vessels that balance family life and performance, demonstrating how the Italian shipbuilding industry continues to refine proportions, space, and the quality of sailing itself, beyond mere luxury.
The layout of a custom superyacht is laid out with six decks.
The most eye-catching exhibit at this year’s show was undoubtedly CRN’s Amor à Vida. This newly delivered superyacht, measuring 67.55 meters in length and 11.80 meters in beam, boasts a gross tonnage of 1447 GT. Its six-deck configuration goes beyond simply expanding living space; it redefines the flow of movement, guest accommodations, and privacy. The yacht can accommodate up to 14 guests, featuring five VIP cabins. An entire upper deck is reserved for the owner, with the master suite at the bow offering 180-degree ocean views. The foredeck area also provides a more private personal space. Rather than focusing on performance specifications, this type of yacht prioritizes spatial integration, aiming to create a comprehensive sense of hospitality for both owner and guests.
More notably, the Amor à Vida is also CRN’s first superyacht to utilize a hybrid propulsion system. This is not merely a new technological experiment, but a practical challenge that large yachts must increasingly address: how to maintain sailing quality while reducing fuel consumption, lessening the burden on the power generation system, and making the ship’s operations quieter and more efficient when moored. For superyachts, quietness and smoothness are no longer added value, but rather fundamental requirements for a new generation of luxury experience.
From Ferretti Yachts 800 to Wally showcasing the fleet’s character
If Amor à Vida represents the pinnacle of craftsmanship in bespoke superyachts, then the Ferretti Yachts 800 is more like the brand’s design positioning for the contemporary boat owner’s lifestyle. This new creation, which made its US debut at the Palm Beach International Boat Show, is 24.47 meters long and 5.91 meters wide. Continuing the design evolution of Ferretti Yachts’ flybridge series in recent years, it focuses on elegance, functionality, performance, and a greater degree of privacy.
Meanwhile, the exhibition also featured the Riva 130′ Bellissima, Pershing GTX116, wallywhy200, and the Custom Line Saetta 120′, showcasing the distinct personalities of the group’s various brands. From Riva’s consistently distinctive Italian classic language, to Pershing’s silhouette emphasizing speed and power, and Wally’s more experimental spatial design, the exhibition highlighted the group’s collaborations with partners such as Range Rover, Flexjet, Dolce & Gabbana, Frette, Bang & Olufsen, and Poltrona Frau. This demonstrates that the group is now aiming to do more than just manage the boats themselves; it is committed to building a complete experience that integrates high-end mobility and maritime lifestyle.
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The ancient Chinese text *Kaogongji* states, “Examine the curves and shapes to refine the five materials, and distinguish the tools used by the people.” This means that truly good objects are not only made of precious materials, but also lie in whether their form and dimensions reveal their beauty. This statement remains relevant in today’s yachting world. Ferretti Group showcased six yachts at this year’s Palm Beach International Boat Show, ranging from custom-built superyachts to mid-to-large-sized vessels that balance family life and performance, demonstrating how the Italian shipbuilding industry continues to refine proportions, space, and the quality of sailing itself beyond mere luxury. Among the six-deck custom-built superyachts on display, the most eye-catching was undoubtedly CRN’s Amor à Vida. This newly delivered superyacht is 67.55 meters long and…
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