Ferretti Yachts INFYNITO 80: The All-Season Terrace Goes to 80 Feet

The INFYNITO line is Ferretti Yachts rethinking what a long-range motoryacht should be, and the 80 brings that idea to a size far more owners can actually run. Launched in 2024 at Ferretti Group's Ravenna yard with exterior design by Filippo Salvetti and interiors by Ideaeitalia, it pairs explorer-ish practicality with unmistakably Italian style. We filmed a full walkthrough, and the boat's signature feature steals the show just like it does in person.

The All-Season Terrace, explained

Every yacht has an aft deck. The INFYNITO 80 has something different: a covered main-deck terrace sheltered by an extension of the superstructure, which Ferretti calls the All-Season Terrace and treats as the architectural heart of the range. It is an outdoor room you can use in rain, harsh sun, or cool evenings, with a dinette or bar arrangement and a sofa, connected to the galley through a recessed electric window. Once you see how it changes life aboard, every open aft deck starts to look unfinished.

Built for range, specced for conscience

Ferretti lists the INFYNITO 80 at 23.7 meters overall with a 6.32-meter beam. Power comes from twin MAN V12s, and Ferretti lists a top speed of 22 knots with the upgraded 1,400-horsepower pair, with a range of 1,200 nautical miles at a 10-knot economy cruise thanks to a new high-efficiency hull. The sustainability story is more than a brochure line: photovoltaic panels on the hardtop and terrace roof feed an onboard energy bank, and the interior uses materials like regenerated leather, water-based paints, and FSC-certified teak under Ferretti's FSEA program.

Accommodations run to four ensuite guest cabins below sleeping eight, with separate crew quarters for three reached by a private port-side walkway, so service stays discreet.

Who the INFYNITO 80 suits

This is a yacht for owners who cruise far and linger long: couples and families who want to spend real weeks aboard, anchor out more than they marina-hop, and care about burning less fuel doing it. It also fits the owner-operator mindset at the top of that size range, with systems and spaces organized for life aboard rather than dockside show. The walkthrough covers the terrace, the open sundeck, the salon, and the cabins in detail.

Watch the full walkthrough on the Nautical Network YouTube channel, and find more originals in our series. If a long-legged cruising yacht is the dream, the marketplace is a good place to make it concrete.