Ferretti 780 review: Acres of glass give this luxury yacht a window on the world
Acres of glazing and a choice of layouts ensures the new Ferretti 780 has a truly global outlook, writes Alan Harper
Boat tests
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X Shore Eelex 800: Could this electric boat become the Tesla of the seas?
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Azimut 60 review: Serious wow factor sets this Italian flybridge apart from tough competition
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Pearl 80 review: Stylish British flybridge oozes Miami glamour and luxury
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VIDEO: Full-throttle test of the 60-knot Sunseeker Hawk 38
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Grand Banks Eastbay 44 review: Efficient and appealing on every level
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Beneteau Flyer 8 Sundeck: Stylish looks backed up by sporty performance
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Keizer 42 review: Superyacht tender style without the price tag
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Zeelander Z44 review: Extraordinary quality more than justifies hefty price tag
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Dominator Ilumen: Space and light illuminate semi-custom stunner
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Linssen GS500 review: Inshore cruising favourite faces offshore test
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Agapi 950 test: Aquatic SUV promises fun for all the family
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Aquador 35 AQ: Revamped flagship shows the way forward for Finnish yard
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Azimut Grande 27M: Game-changing ideas abound on luxurious cruiser
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Brabus Shadow 800: Car-tuning supremos turbo-charge the Axopar 37
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Beneteau Barracuda 9 review: Versatile cruiser offers something for everyone
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Glastron GS 259 OB review: Flagship sportscruiser adds outboard appeal
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Beneteau Swift Trawler 47 boat test – 24 hours on board
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Absolute Navetta 48 review – the inland yard’s outstanding offshore cruiser
Having topped the range with the Navetta 73, Absolute is now looking to tail it with the 48 – its smallest Navetta yet
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Sunseeker Predator 50 review – no interior compromise on board this space ship
The latest addition to the Predator range boasts a voluminous interior and versatile main deck but is it still worthy of the Predator moniker?
