PERLA

Bernard Olesinski's exterior lines give this 2022 Princess a restless energy that matches perfectly with her guest experience—she's built for those who view yachting as active exploration rather than languid retreat. PERLA runs on curiosity, her 25.18-meter frame housing adventurers who prefer island-hopping to anchored sunbathing, who choose the next harbor over the same familiar cove. Her three-crew operation keeps the focus on discovery rather than formality. Days unfold organically—morning swims off remote beaches, afternoon explorations of coastal towns, evening anchorages chosen for their promise of tomorrow's adventures rather than tonight's sunset views. The Princess interior design team understood this restless spirit, creating spaces that work as well for plotting the next day's route as they do for celebrating the discoveries of the current one. Eight guests find themselves part of an intimate exploration crew rather than passengers on a floating resort. PERLA's 6.06-meter beam provides the stability needed for active days while maintaining the agility to slip into lesser-known anchorages where larger yachts cannot follow. Her 99 gross tons carry everything needed for extended discovery without the weight that would slow spontaneous course changes. This is yachting for those who measure success not in amenities checked off a list but in coastlines explored, local cultures encountered, and the satisfaction that comes from choosing the unknown over the predictable. PERLA turns her guests into co-conspirators in their own adventures.