Ferretti 43′

43′ PRIVATE YACHT IN RIO DE JANEIRO

Experience Rio de Janeiro from the water aboard the Ferretti 43′, a refined yacht ideal for smaller groups seeking comfort, style, and a more intimate atmosphere on the coast.

Ferretti 43′

From R$ 10,900

5-hour private charter

Length43 ft
Guests15
Cabins2
Crew2
LocationRio de Janeiro
THE YACHT

About the
Ferretti 43′

The Ferretti 43 is a well-balanced yacht, perfect for clients looking for a more private and relaxed experience in Rio de Janeiro. With capacity for up to 15 guests, it is particularly suited for couples, families, or small groups who want to enjoy the water without the scale of a larger party boat.

Its size makes it easy to navigate along Rio’s coastline while maintaining a premium and comfortable setting on board. Whether you are planning a quiet day at sea, a small celebration, or simply want to enjoy Rio from a different perspective, the Ferretti 43 offers a more personal and controlled experience.

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Is the Ferretti 43′ Right for Your Plans?

Share your preferred date, group size and plans for the day. Our team will confirm availability and help determine whether the Ferretti 43′ offers the right capacity, atmosphere and charter conditions for your experience in Rio de Janeiro.

Why We Recommend the Ferretti 43′


I recommend the Ferretti 43 for clients who prefer a more intimate and refined experience on the water. It is an excellent choice for those who do not need a large yacht but still want a premium setting, smooth navigation, and a relaxed atmosphere. For smaller groups in Rio, it delivers exactly what most people are looking for without unnecessary excess.

Picture of Felipe Tauile, tourism operator of the luxury concierge "Brazil Exclusive Travels" in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.

Felipe Tauile

Senior Travel Consultant

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