CAIPIRINHA

From Lurssen's shipyard in 2009 emerged a vessel conceived for the kind of ambitious cruising that defines serious yachting—those sweeping Mediterranean odysseys that unfold across multiple countries, or Caribbean adventures that weave between countless islands over weeks at sea.

CAIPIRINHA's 60-meter frame, shaped by Espen Oeino International's flowing exterior lines, cuts through blue water with the confidence that comes from nearly 1200 gross tons of thoughtfully distributed weight and space. Her generous 11. 43-meter beam translates into remarkable stability when anchored in rolling swells off remote coastlines, while Mark Berryman's interiors create the kind of refined sanctuary that makes extended passages feel effortless rather than endured. With accommodations for twelve guests supported by a crew of fifteen, she operates as a floating residence capable of sustained exploration—the sort of yacht that encourages owners to think in terms of seasons rather than weekends, treating entire archipelagos as their backyard playground.