Pearl 80

The Pearl 80 is a high-speed cruising yacht with huge possibilities. The yacht is built with the expectation that the owner can manage it himself or have a hired crew.

Exterior and interior design.

The model was designed by naval architect Bill Dixon ofDixon Yacht Design. The interior from Kelly Hoppen is available with three themes: Studio, Taupe or Luxury. The first one has stripes and rich brown tones. The second is based on pastel shades. The third one brings the aura of a chic modern penthouse with polished surfaces, metal and black accents. Whatever the theme, the interiors are traditional but modern, with clean lines and neutral shades. Contrasting fabrics and wood increase the visual depth of the interior, while glossy white ceilings enhance the feeling of space.

Amenities on board

The Pearl 80 can comfortably accommodate 8 guests in four cabins. The master suite is located on the midships and, in addition to the large sleeping area, has proportionate bathrooms and dressing rooms. Three guest cabins are also equipped with their own bathrooms. The laundry room, crew cabin and engine room have a separate entrance. The crew have access to the galley through an external side door on the port side and will be able to do their work without disturbing guests in the cabin.

Features

Pearl Yachts rethought the layout of the saloon and decided not to have an official dining area on the main deck in the 80's. Instead, space was given to a luxurious open-plan salon with low sofas. Instead of a dining room on the main deck, the Pearl 80 offers three al fresco dining areas in the cockpit, flybridge and forward deck. The main helm station is on the left, which is also quite unconventional. Extensive superstructure glazing provides natural light to the saloon as in the atrium. The aft garage can accommodate a 10 foot RIB and/or jet-ski.

Swimming area

The Pearl 80 speed range allows you to accelerate up to 35 knots - fly, for example, fromLa Spezia Livorno can be reached in about an hour, and from Portofino to Corsica in 4-5 hours. The sediment of the yacht is low, which opens up many secluded and shallow coves and bays.