British builder Pearl Yachts will present the new Pearl 63 at the Palma International Boat Show from April 30-May 3. The Pearl 63, already hailed for its innovative design and functionality, will be the centrepiece of the display, which will also include the Pearl 72, Pearl 82, and the flagship Pearl 95.

The new Pearl 63 will debut at the Palma International Boat Show

The new Pearl 63 draws on the success of its predecessor, the multi-award-winning Pearl 62, and enhances it with notable advancements. Designed for the discerning owners, the yacht offers expansive accommodations, exceptional ease of operation and an unrivalled owner experience.

The aft cockpit of the Pearl 63

The aft cockpit layout features opening side balconies and two versatile high-low dining tables, the space fosters a seamless connection with the ocean, perfect for socialising and relaxation; the backrest of the L-shaped sofa flips to create a lounge with a sea view. 

The seating area in the main saloon

In the saloon, there is a family size dining table, restyled seating including a chaise longue forward with multifunctional pull-out poufs.

The helm station in the main saloon

The Pearl 63 includes a hi/low bathing platform and a tender garage large enough to accommodate a Williams 285 jet tender or Seadoo Spark Jet Ski. Alternatively, this space can be configured as a crew cabin.

The tender garage can be reconfigured as crew quarters

Unique within the 60ft category, the Pearl 63 offers accommodation for eight guests across four luxurious cabins and three bathrooms. Highlights include a full-beam master suite with private stairway access, his-and-hers closets, and panoramic hull windows for abundant natural light. The en-suite features a large wet room with a Corian sink unit and WC.

The full-beam master suite

For those seeking enhanced performance, a high-powered engine option with twin Volvo Penta IPS 1350 is also available for speeds up to 33 knots.

The Pearl 63 boasts a fresh hull glazing design that floods the interiors with natural light while providing stunning views. Owners can select from four interior themes curated by Kelly Hoppen Interiors London – Indulgence, Luxury, Modern, and Monochrome – ensuring a unique experience. The saloon is designed with large, glazed areas, a fully equipped galley connected to the cockpit, with dining table opposite and a sociable, relaxing lounge space forward. 

The foredeck lounge also offers an optional Bedouin-style canopy

Wide side decks lead to the foredeck lounge, complete with foldaway table, adjustable sun pads, and the option of a Bedouin-style canopy. The flybridge, accessible via a starboard staircase, features a sleek hardtop with an optional opening section, a wet bar, BBQ, and ample seating and sunbathing areas. 

Volvo IPS propulsion provides exceptional performance and efficiency. Intuitive joystick controls, a dynamic positioning system, and integrated Garmin touchscreens ensure effortless navigation, and make the new Pearl 63 an ideal yacht to be owner-operated. Proportional thrusters enhance maneuverability, giving owners full control even in tight spaces. 

“The Pearl 63 is a further testament of our commitment to innovation and luxury,” said Iain Smallridge, Managing Director of Pearl Yachts. “With this yacht, we have pushed the boundaries of design, space management and functionality, tailoring every aspect to enhance the owner’s experience at sea. We are proud to introduce this exceptional yacht to our discerning clientele.”

The Pearl 63 flybridge features a sleek hardtop with optional opening section

Cenk Efe, Managing Director of Mallorca Marine Group, added, “It is an honour to present the Pearl 63 at the Palma International Boat Show. This yacht perfectly embodies the sophistication and advanced engineering our customers expect from Pearl Yachts. Its debut here in Palma is a celebration of our long-standing partnership and a testament to our shared commitment to excellence.”

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