GINGER - 35.05m (2006)

Pershing's signature deep-V hull configuration defines GINGER's character, cutting through Mediterranean swells with the precision that made this Italian builder's reputation in high-performance yachting. Delivered in 2006, this 35-meter represents the yard's commitment to speed without compromise, where naval architecture serves pure function. Her profile speaks in the abbreviated language of racing pedigree—low superstructure, aggressive rake, and that unmistakable Pershing stance that suggests motion even at anchor. The proportions reveal themselves gradually: length that creates space, beam that provides stability, and draft shallow enough for secluded anchorages yet deep enough for serious ocean work. GINGER's interior volumes benefit from Pershing's understanding that performance yachts need not sacrifice comfort for speed. Natural light filters through carefully positioned windows while her layout maximizes every meter of her length. The main deck flows from helm to salon without interruption, a practical arrangement that keeps crew and guests connected to the vessel's movement through water. Her engine room houses the mechanical precision required for sustained high-speed cruising, while her fuel capacity enables extended passages between ports. This is yachting stripped to its essential elements: sophisticated engineering wrapped in purposeful design, delivered by a builder who understood that true luxury lies in flawless execution rather than excessive ornamentation. At anchor or underway, GINGER maintains the focused elegance that defines serious motor yachts—vessels built for owners who appreciate the difference between speed and haste, between performance and posturing.