Ferretti 920

Onboard the Ferretti 920

The Ferretti 920 sits at 28 metres and sleeps up to 12 guests across four cabins, giving it the layout of a genuine multi-day cruiser rather than a day boat pressed into overnight service. Interior volume on a Ferretti of this size is generous by design — the brand builds for guests who want to move between saloon, deck and cabin without feeling the boat's length work against them. For a charter based out of Mallorca, that translates into a yacht that handles both a short afternoon run and a full week aboard with the same ease.

Four cabins make the Ferretti 920 a practical choice for extended itineraries along the Mallorcan coast — a run from Puerto Portals down toward the east coast calas, or a slower passage that takes in Porto Cristo and the sheltered water around Cala Pi and Cala Mondragó. With provisioning arranged in advance through Palma's Mercado de l'Olivar or the yacht provisioners on Moll de Palma, the boat can be stocked ahead of departure so guests board straight into the cruise rather than losing a morning to logistics. Owners considering a Cabrera National Park overnight should note the permit requirement and book it well ahead of a peak-season departure.

This is a yacht suited to a group of up to 12 who want private cabins rather than shared day-charter space — a family taking several days along the coast, or a small group of couples splitting a week between anchorages. Because the Ferretti 920 is built for multi-day use, discussing route and provisioning with the charter broker before departure matters more here than on a shorter booking: cabin allocation, fuel planning for longer legs, and the choice between a Bay of Palma-based trip and a run further south are all worth settling in advance.