TRILOGY is a Ferretti Infynito 80, brand new for 2025, and she brings a genuinely current idea to a 24 metre charter yacht. The Infynito line is Ferretti’s answer to how a modern motor yacht should look and run: a clean, near vertical bow, long low windows, an efficient hull built for quiet cruising with stabilisers at anchor and under way, and a real focus on sustainable materials, from bamboo fabrics to recyclable components. She is a yacht for a group that wants something contemporary and considered rather than the familiar flybridge cruiser, at a price that keeps her accessible.
Eight guests sleep in four cabins. The owner takes a suite with a wide bed against a feature wall and low hull windows that bring the light in across the room, finished in warm timber and soft neutrals with a private bathroom. A VIP double, comfortable enough to read as a second master, sits alongside a further double and a convertible cabin that makes up as a twin or a double, so the layout flexes for a family or two couples travelling together. A crew of four runs the yacht from service spaces kept clear of the guest areas.
The signature of the Infynito is the main deck, and TRILOGY uses it well. The living space is open plan and full of light, pale timber and soft neutrals with low sofas and swivel chairs set against the long horizontal windows that wrap the room and keep the sea in view from every seat. The dining table sits within the same open space rather than in a room of its own, and forward of the salon the covered terrace that defines the line gives the group a soft, shaded seating area open to the sea air, blurring the line between inside and deck.
Outside, she is built around easy, sociable living rather than a stack of formal decks. The main aft deck opens straight off the salon in teak and glass, a wide sofa and table shaded under the deck above with the swim platform a step below and the water close. The upper deck runs open and shaded with sofas, a sun pad and a long view over the coast, the natural place to spend the middle of the day and the evening. The near flush foredeck adds a quieter spot forward for anyone who wants to be away from the group.
A tender and a spread of watersports gear come with the yacht, launched off the swim platform for guests who would rather be in the sea than beside it. The efficient hull and the stabilisers keep her quiet and level, which suits the way she is meant to be used, cruising at an easy pace between anchorages and lying comfortably once the anchor is down. As a 2025 delivery she presents as a fresh, current yacht in every detail, from the systems to the finish to the materials she is built from.
Her home waters run from the Italian coast out to the islands, from the Amalfi coast and the bay of Naples to Sardinia, Corsica and the anchorages of the western Mediterranean. Her size makes her easy to place in the smaller coves the larger fleet cannot reach, and her contemporary design and sensible price point suit a couple or a family who want a modern, quietly confident yacht for a week on the water without stepping up to a much larger boat.
