Oceanco delivers Black Pearl sailing superyacht

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Oceanco Black Pearl sailing superyacht
Black Pearl sailing superyacht by Oceanco
Oceanco Black Pearl sailing superyacht
Black Pearl by Oceanco

Oceanco has recently delivered to her owner its latest sailing superyacht project, the 106.7m Black Pearl. The three-masted sailing yacht Black Pearl is a unique and complex vessel perfectly matching her discerning Owner’s vision. She is the result of an elaborate and successful collaboration on the part of an international group of designers, engineers, naval architects, builders, and project managers.

The designers Ken Freivokh Design, Nuvolari Lenard and Villate Design all played a significant role in Black Pearl’s design evolution. Dykstra Naval Architects designed Black Pearl’s three 70-metre DynaRig carbon masts and sailing system. The sail area is subdivided into smaller lesser-loaded sails and they can be set or furled by pushing a button. Astonishingly, all 2,900 square metres of sails can be set in 7 minutes.

BMT, Nigel Gee collaborated with Oceanco to create Black Pearl’s hybrid propulsion system as well as other onboard systems such as waste heat recovery.

Since her launch, Black Pearl has proven to be a new generation landmark sailing yacht with a unique identity. Not only is she the largest sailing yacht in the world, but her unique features such as the state of the art DynaRig system, single level engine room, a hybrid propulsion installation and regeneration mode when under sail – she is set to turn heads the world over – and for decades to come.

General and Technical Details
Type Steel Hull and Aluminum Superstructure Length 106.7m Beam 15m Speed 17.5 knots – up to 30 knots under sail Exterior Design Ken Freivokh Design – Nuvolari Lenard Interior Design Ken Freivokh Design – Nuvolari Lenard – Villate Design Naval Architecture Oceanco – Dykstra Naval Architects Owner’s Rep Derek Munro – Yacht Consultancy

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