BLACK PEARL is a sailing yacht of rare presence. Her profile is drawn by tall DynaRig carbon masts, and when the wind is right her canvas is set with notable speed, so the passage from anchor to open water becomes something guests watch from her decks rather than wait through. Under sail she moves with the quiet of wind doing the work. Within that rig lies a spacious, considered interior, arranged around a formal dining room where the evening can begin at a properly laid table before guests drift towards the lighter rooms she keeps for later in the night.
Days aboard tend to start at the water's edge. Her tenders, a Pascoe Limo tender, a Pascoe Beachlander tender and a Williams open tender, carry guests ashore in comfort or out to a quiet bay. From the stern there are SUPs, both solid and inflatable, two-person kayaks, water skis and wakeboards, alongside Cayago seabobs, Waverunner jet skis and a Flite board for those who enjoy gliding above the surface. Snorkelling equipment is kept ready for anyone who simply wants to look beneath it. She suits guests who like an active morning and an unhurried afternoon.
As the light softens, her character shifts. The beach club, open to the sea through the day, becomes a night lounge, and a jet stream pool gives way to a dance floor when the evening calls for one. A nightclub area sits apart from the quieter spaces, while an outdoor cinema screen on the mizzen mast turns a warm night at anchor into an open-air screening; an indoor cinema lounge waits for cooler evenings. For rest, there is a sauna and a hammam, a massage room and a gym, so recovery after a full day is never far away.
Her crew, generous in number, brings attention to every hour, from a tender run at first light to a late table set for conversation. She cruises the Galápagos, and her travels also reach Albania, Costa Rica, Croatia, Ecuador, Fiji, France, French Polynesia, Italy, Mexico, Montenegro, Panama, Slovenia, the Solomon Islands and Vanuatu, with Greece among her waters as well. Wherever a client chooses to join her, the rhythm aboard holds: wind in her rig, the sea close at hand, and evenings that unfold at their own pace.