Custom Line brings the Navetta 35 to the Monaco Yacht Show
Custom Line brings the Navetta 35 to the Monaco Yacht Show
Custom Line is showing the Custom Line Navetta 35 at the Monaco Yacht Show, held at Port Hercules from 23 to 26 September 2026. The model made its debut at the Cannes show, and the Ferretti Group brand, which builds made-to-measure yachts, says five units have already been sold.
The Navetta 35 is a 34.5-metre displacement yacht with a beam of 7.7 metres, in the under-272 GT segment. It was developed by Ferretti Group's Strategic Product Committee and Engineering Department, with strategic input from Custom Line Atelier, which worked on the definition of the interior style. Architect Filippo Salvetti designed the exterior; the interior architecture is by ACPV ARCHITECTS Antonio Citterio Patricia Viel.
Across three decks the yacht has more than 300 square metres of interior and exterior space. It sleeps up to 10 guests in five cabins, with the owner's suite on the main deck and four guest cabins on the lower deck. Guests and crew have separate circulation routes.
According to the builder, the treatment of the hull sides gives the exterior a sporty character. Full-height windows bring natural light in from stern to bow and along both sides. The staircase, designed for privacy, runs from the main deck to the sun deck. There is no external aft staircase on either the main deck or the upper deck, which leaves the aft areas unobstructed. The aft deck is intended as the social area, while the sun deck is reached from the upper deck via a connection forward on the starboard side.
Inside, soft volumes and organic shapes are paired with custom-made freestanding furniture by Antonio Citterio, raised off the floor. For the first hull, ACPV ARCHITECTS created the Perfect Mood concept: ivory, beige and caramel tones with Pietra di Vicenza stone, light wood flooring and sand-coloured leather for upholstery and details.
The yacht is prepared for an SCR (Selective Catalytic Reduction) system, which the builder says cuts NOx emissions by 70%, in line with IMO Tier III rules. Standard power comes from twin MAN V12 engines of 1,400 MHP each, with a stated range of up to 1,750 nautical miles at economical speed. The alternative is a pair of CAT C32 engines of 1,622 MHP, which give a top speed of up to 16 knots, according to preliminary data. Full-load draught is 2.2 metres, which the company says allows access to sheltered bays and shallow waters such as those of the Caribbean.
Custom Line is marking its 30th anniversary this year and reports more than 400 made-to-measure yachts delivered. The yard builds displacement and planing yachts between 30 and 50 metres.
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