Yachting

The best of Ferretti Yachts at the 2024 Sydney International Boat Show

Back for its 55th run, the 2024 Sydney International Boat Show featured an impressive lineup of cutting-edge motor yachts, sophisticated sailing vessels and some of the most sumptuous super-yachts in the world. The four-day event at the iconic Darling Harbour brought together 185 exhibitors and 618 boats, showcasing 44 Asia-Pacific and Australian premieres and launches.

BIA President Adam Smith was proud of this year’s diverse lineup. “From launching new products to market, strengthening brand awareness and addressing issues facing the industry to converting sales, from fishing rods to Superyachts, over the last four days the show has provided the backdrop and opportunity for all of this,” he said.

Among the more notable vessels seen at the show include the impressive FT 720 superyacht, which captured the attention of enthusiasts thanks to a signature aggressive silhouette attributed to architect Filippo Salvetti, as well as the boat’s revamped aerodynamic profile.

Ferretti’s 180th anniversary yacht, the Riva Anniversario, likewise, dazzled guests with its iconic Aquariva and Aquarama’s stylistic cues. The group’s Riva 56′ Rivale, Ferretti Yachts 500 and Ferretti Yachts 670 enjoyed quite the outing at the harbour, as well.

The crowd also welcomed the debuts of Flagship International’s Schaefer V44 and E Marine Motor Yachts’ latest design, the Sabre 43SE. Other standouts at the 2024 Sydney International Boat Show included the Nomad 101 by M/Y Bluestone and the Horizon FD80 Skyline. The former was recognised for being the largest vessel at the showcase while the latter was deemed the most expensive, valued at $15.15 million.

Exhibitor Sirocco Marine, on the other hand, led the showcase in total number of boats presented with 32. Ray White Marine, meanwhile, had the most expensive showcase with an estimated total value of $30 million.

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