FERRETTI 92

FERRETTI 92 is a motor yacht built by Ferretti in 2018. At 92 feet, she is designed for comfortable cruising with a notable five-cabin layout. Her operational base is Newport, Rhode Island, and she navigates the waters of the East Coast United States, offering a distinct Italian design paired with practical cruising capabilities.

Accommodation

FERRETTI 92 provides accommodation for ten guests across five cabins. The layout includes a full-beam master cabin located on the main deck, fitted with a king-size bed. Two VIP staterooms are appointed with queen-size beds. Additionally, there are two further staterooms, each featuring side-by-side twin beds. All guest staterooms benefit from en-suite facilities, contributing to the yacht's generous and distinct guest arrangement.

Deck spaces and amenities

The exterior spaces of FERRETTI 92 are arranged for both relaxation and social gatherings. The main deck features expansive cockpit seating, offering an area for outdoor enjoyment. Above, the teak-laid flybridge is equipped with a hardtop, a wet bar, and a grill, alongside designated dining areas. A large sun lounge is located on the foredeck. The yacht is fitted with both gyro and fin stabilisation systems, including zero-speed functionality, aiming to provide a stable experience both underway and at anchor. She is powered by twin MTU 2,435 HP engines and features hydraulic bow and stern thrusters for manoeuvrability. Amenities include an Ernestomeda galley with Miele appliances, a watermaker with a capacity of 900 GPD, and dual 29 kW generators.

Water toys and activities

The provision of specific water toys is not detailed within the available information.

Where she cruises

FERRETTI 92 operates along the East Coast United States. Her homeport is Newport, Rhode Island, from which she commences charters. For the summer season, she is currently positioned in Montauk, offering access to the region's coastal areas.

Chartering her through Blue Ocean Club

Charter rates for FERRETTI 92 are provided upon request. An Advance Provisioning Allowance (APA), typically between 25-35% of the charter fee, is payable separately to cover variable expenses such as fuel, provisions, and port fees. Crew gratuity is at the charterer's discretion.