There’s no arguing that the Ferretti 750 doesn’t have a low profile.
Note how the bronze-colored hardtop on the Ferretti 750 helps break up the boat’s profile.
Wide, sturdy steps lead from the Ferretti 750’s cockpit to her large flying bridge.
That swim platform is a major difference between the Ferretti 750 and her predecessor,
the 720, and can hold up to 1,000 pounds.
A large, U-shaped settee with table on the Ferretti 750’s flying bridge should be a focal point on the boat.
The forward sunpad on the Ferretti 750’s flying bridge can hold multiple sunbathers.
The swept-back aft area of the Ferretti 750’s flying bridge can
serve as additional lounge space or hold a davit for PWCs.
Ferretti took advantage of the 750’s foredeck by building a sunpad there.
No owner will find the Ferretti 750’s master to be cramped.
The lower helm on the Ferretti 750 offered excellent sightlines as well as access to the boat’s side deck.
