The latest Navetta 30 celebrates the “Made in Italy” excellence

The recent months have been great for Custom Line, a Ferretti Group brand, as launched about seven yachts in the 30 to 42 metres sector in less than three months. The latest Custom Line masterpiece, named Navetta 30 was launched at Ferretti Group’s Superyacht Yard in Ancona.

Navetta 30 is the result of collaboration between the Product Strategy Committee led by Mr Piero Ferrari and the Ferretti Group Engineering Department. The yacht is also the first project to involve a partnership with three paradigms of “Made in Italy” excellence, featuring exterior styling by architect Filippo Salvetti, project architecture by design studio Antonio Citterio Patricia Viel. The yacht also feature the exquisite interiors by Custom Line Atelier created to entirely reflect the preferences and desires of the Owner’s family.

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Despite its size, Navetta 30 offers the best of luxury. The yacht is Ferretti entry-level that gives a taste of the elaborate customisation the company can offer. With a length of 28.4 metres, the Navetta features exteriors that are for socialising and relaxing, extending the onboard spaces devoted to social interaction and privacy. Additionally, this custom yacht reflects the personalities of the owner family and includes numerous romantic and full of charm hallmarks of Navetta 30 in modern elegance and contemporary style.

With the exteriors, designer Filippo Salvetti opts for a sophisticated contemporary styling to keep with the brand’s DNA infused with a few tricks. “By visually bringing the hull up to the upper deck and separating it from the gunwale using a sharp black horizontal line, it was possible to streamline the forms of the upper deck,” said Salvetti in a statement. The Navetta 30 features a 7.3 metres beam with 197 gross tonnes and 22 per cent more volume than its predecessor.

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The designer has enhanced the elements by creating symmetry with the exterior lines and the water. A perfect circle unites the architectural language of maritime tradition; the areas convey an immediate sense of spaciousness. “The amount of available space for guests is really unusual but you can really feel that the whole unit has been designed as one,” said the yacht’s chief interior designer Patricia Viel in a statement.

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Another obvious way of achieving fluidity is by using non-static furniture. The furniture used for indoor and outdoor is very similar, free-standing and customisable. Throughout the yacht, there is a repetition of small details.  For example, the same rope is used on the detailing of the sofa and the staircase’s railing going up to the sundeck. “The migration of those details gives the appearance a charming feel,” says Viel. “It’s also very tactile – it’s not only about the aesthetic or the colours and finishes. It’s about the things that you touch when you use the boat.”

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Made with the most discerning yacht owner in mind, every inch of the Navetta 30 is tastefully appointed. The vast Owner’s Suite, four VIP cabins, the roomy dining and lounge area and the exceptionally large forward sun deck affords expansive panoramas across the ocean. Seamlessly blending high-performance specs with luxurious living spaces, the Navetta 30 is just the perfect home away from home on the high seas.

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The Navetta 30 has over four engine options to choose from, the package selected for hull No 1 – 1,000hp MAN V8s gives a top speed of 15 knots. Also, Navetta 30 burns 15 per cent less fuel than the Navetta 28 at a speed of 13 knots. Along with increased efficiency and range, the hull shape keeps the yacht level neutrally trimmed as it gains momentum adding to the comfort.