Pearl Yachts Unveil Plans for Largest Vessel

Pearl Yachts Unveil Plans for Largest Vessel to Date

Pearl Yachts Ltd, one of the UK’s leading luxury yacht builders, has unveiled plans for its new flagship model, the Pearl 95. Featuring several world-firsts, the all-new 95, will top the range as Pearl’s largest vessel to date, taking over from the award-winning Pearl 75.

The Pearl 95 will continue the hugely successful design collaboration between Dixon Yacht Design and world-renowned interior designer, Kelly Hoppen MBE that has proven so successful with the Pearl 65 and 75 models

Boasting four or five guest cabins plus crew cabin, the Pearl 95 will accommodate up to ten guests and five crew. The spacious onboard accommodation includes an opulent full beam owners’ cabin on the main deck, providing an onboard sanctuary with panoramic, forward facing views.

Other striking features include opening floor to ceiling side doors that connect the grand open plan ‘lounge style’ saloon to the outside. Flooded with natural light, the interior benefits from Kelly Hoppen’s effortless design excellence that is not only unique and distinctive, but also practical and luxurious.

Along with the excellent accommodation, the Pearl 95 hosts a collection of equally impressive exterior areas. Bill Dixon’s meticulous design affords a ‘foredeck sun lounge’ with multiple seating and sunbathing areas. It also features an impressively sized and class-unique aft ‘beach club’ with a garage and fold down buttresses.

Iain Smallridge, Managing Director of Pearl Yachts, comments:

“The Pearl 95 is as innovative and groundbreaking as it’s smaller sisters but even more spacious and even more luxurious. Thanks to Bill Dixon’s uncompromising approach to design and performance the vessel features several world-firsts for its class. It promises to not only be truly spectacular but also the best value 30m yacht in the world thanks to our competitive pricing.”

Propulsion comes from a choice of engines, which will see the vessel reach a maximum speed of 30 knots with a cruising speed of 26 knots. The Pearl 95 is currently in build and is expected to make its international debut in Spring 2017.