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Ferretti's 78-footer has always been a study in balance: Italian styling that reads clean rather than showy, and a deep-V hull that keeps the ride composed when the sea decides otherwise. This particular example benefits from a refit completed in 2022, and it shows in the details. The profile is low and purposeful, teak underfoot throughout the exterior decks. There is genuine room to spread out — dedicated areas for lounging and for dining, and a flybridge that becomes the natural centre of gravity once the anchor is down, with open views in every direction and space enough to keep a group together without crowding. Below, the main salon is finished in fine woods and quality fabrics, with large windows that keep the interior bright and the horizon always in view. It is a contemporary space, but not a cold one. Accommodation is arranged over four en-suite cabins for eight guests. The owner's cabin is the standout: a king-size bed, generous storage and a real sense of retreat. A second cabin offers a queen-size bed, a third a double bed, and the fourth is fitted with twin beds — a layout that works equally well for two families or a group of friends travelling together. The galley is fully equipped for a chef to work properly rather than improvise, and the yacht carries current navigation and entertainment systems throughout. Performance matches the packaging: capable engines, comfortable range, and the composure to make longer passages a pleasure rather than an obligation. The crew handles the rest — the timing of meals, the choice of anchorage, the small adjustments that make a week aboard feel effortless. Cruising the Bahamas and both coasts of Florida, this Ferretti 78 suits charterers who want Italian craftsmanship and genuine seakeeping in the same yacht.