Ferretti Group’s Custom Line launched Navetta 37

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Navetta 37Custom Line Yachts, part of the Ferretti Group, recently launched the new Navetta 37 in their facilities in La Spezia, right in time to celebrate their 20-year anniversary. The new 37.04-metre yacht is the largest Navetta model to date and will become the brand’s new flagship. First unveiled in March 2015, Navetta 37 will have her world premiere at the upcoming editions of the Cannes Yachting Festival and the Monaco Yacht Show.
This yacht is the result of a close collaboration among the yard, the owner, and Zuccon International Project, who managed to create a stunning elegant, timeless Italian motor yacht. She features clean and flowing lines, well-balanced spaces and great care to details. Although Navetta 37 shares some similarities with her smaller sisters, she has a newly shaped hull and bulbous bulb to help her to operate in many sea states comfortably.
Navetta 37’s interior design has been tailored to suit the owner’s tastes, keeping levels of customization. Spaces onboard are characterized by near floor-to-ceiling windows, allowing for plenty of natural light to flood the interior. The lower deck enjoys horizontal ports for the guest cabins below. A beachclub is also present onboard, as well as tender storage for the yacht’s main tender and toys.
Owners and guests are accommodated across five cabins, four located on the lower deck,  and the full-beam master suite forward on the main deck. The crew is hosted across three cabins on the lower deck as well as the captain having a cabin situated on the upper deck aft of the bridge.

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