SQUALL

Dubois Naval Architects shaped SQUALL's distinctive profile in 2002, working alongside Perini Navi to create a 52.33-meter sailing yacht where performance and elegance converge. The collaboration between these renowned houses produced clean lines and purposeful proportions that speak to serious sailing intent, while the 10.35-meter beam provides the foundation for spacious living areas without compromising the yacht's sailing character. Rémi Tessier's interior design brings understated sophistication to the 360-gross-ton vessel, creating environments that complement rather than compete with the sailing experience. His approach favors materials and finishes that age gracefully with ocean use, understanding that a true sailing yacht must function as seamlessly at anchor as under sail. The interiors accommodate ten guests with equal attention to comfort during gentle coastal cruising and more spirited passages. Perini Navi's engineering expertise ensures that SQUALL operates with the reliability expected from Italian craftsmanship, supported by a crew of ten who maintain both the yacht's systems and sailing performance. The marriage of Dubois' naval architecture with Tessier's interior vision creates a yacht that respects sailing tradition while offering contemporary luxury, making SQUALL a compelling choice for those who understand that the finest sailing yachts are defined by their ability to deliver exceptional experiences both under way and at rest.