2004 Perini Navi 56m

This 56-meter aluminum sailing yacht was designed by Ron Holland and built by Perini Navi to combine the volume and comfort of a motorsailer with the performance and elegance of a pure sailing machine. The naval architecture and build quality enable single-handed sailing while maintaining the spaciousness and refinement expected of a yacht of this size. Twin Deutz engines produce 2,478 horsepower; the yacht sails at 13 knots and reaches a maximum speed of 15.6 knots under power.

The accommodation spans six guest cabins and six crew cabins, with five heads distributed throughout. The layout prioritizes both social comfort and practical operation. The flybridge serves as the primary gathering space underway, offering 360-degree visibility, sunbathing areas, a Jacuzzi, guest seating, and dual helm stations. The aft cockpit provides an intimate secondary space for dining and relaxation. Interior décor uses light wood varnishes, cream upholstery, and navy accents throughout the cabins and main salon. A fold-down boarding platform on the port side aft provides easy tender access and functions as a beach club for water sports.

Recent maintenance has been extensive and comprehensive. In 2024–2025, the yacht completed her 20-year ABS special survey. The main engines underwent full major overhauls, generator engines received top-end rebuilds, and all drive lines were fully serviced. New rod rigging was installed on both the main and mizzen masts, and a complete set of 3Di North Sails was delivered in 2023. Teak decking on the flybridge around the Jacuzzi was renewed, and interior carpets were refreshed in 2022 and again in 2025. All systems have been inspected and serviced.