SEA PEARL

Stefano Righini's exterior design for this 49.9-meter Overmarine creation shapes a yacht purpose-built for extended Mediterranean exploration and trans-Atlantic passages. SEA PEARL's impressive beam of 9.2 meters provides the stability essential for crossing longer stretches of open water, while her substantial 485-ton displacement speaks to serious blue-water capability rather than mere coastal cruising. Her proportions accommodate fourteen guests across thoughtfully planned social areas, supported by a crew of nine who understand the nuances of extended voyaging. This scale proves ideal for comprehensive itineraries that might encompass the full sweep of Mediterranean islands—from the Balearics through Corsica and Sardinia to the Greek archipelagos—without the constraints that limit smaller vessels to shorter hops between familiar ports. Overmarine Group's approach to both naval architecture and interior design creates coherent spaces that function equally well during long passages and extended anchoring in remote bays. The yacht's construction year of 2009 represents a period when builders balanced traditional seaworthiness with contemporary systems, resulting in vessels capable of genuine exploration rather than merely harbor-hopping. For charterers drawn to comprehensive seasonal programs—perhaps following the classic migration from Caribbean winter grounds through springtime Mediterranean positioning to summer exploration of less-traveled eastern routes—SEA PEARL offers the range and self-sufficiency that ambitious itineraries demand. Her design prioritizes the kind of substantial comfort that transforms extended passages from endurance tests into integral parts of the yachting experience.