Perini Navi Yachts for charter

Established in 1983 in Viareggio by Fabio Perini, Perini Navi transformed sailing with cutting-edge innovations and Italian craftsmanship. In 1984, its first yacht, Clan VI (“Number 1”), debuted with automated sails, a flying bridge, and a luxurious interior. From 1985 to 2004, the yard expanded its fleet of luxury ketches and schooners, including Parsifal III and the launch of the Perini Navi Cup. In 2006, the 88-meter Maltese Falcon introduced the radical DynaRig system, reshaping modern sailing. Despite the 2008–2009 financial crisis, the yard produced remarkable yachts such as Panthalassa, Melek, and Perseus³. After the 2020–2021 pandemic setback, the Italian Sea Group relaunched the brand, leading to new projects like the catamaran Art Explorer (2023) and the sovereign ketch Katana (2024).

Perini Navi’s ethos is based on the harmonious union of innovative engineering, the Italian craft tradition, and unpretentious luxury in the creation of large, custom-built sailing yachts that perform well and require minimal crew. Their approach holds that true refinement is found in understated simplicity, where form and function come together seamlessly, each detail rendered to the highest degree of bespoke quality.

Perini Navi specializes exclusively in custom yachts rather than maintaining a fixed list of models. That means all yachts are rare, unique, and bespoke vessels. Notable vessels include:

MALTESE FALCON

Maltese Falcon — an iconic, multi-award-winning 88-meter luxury sailing yacht — is renowned for her innovative DynaRig system of three self-furling masts and the globe’s largest outdoor cinema, with projections onto her foremast. Launched in 2006, she features a distinctive design by Ken Freivokh and boasts advanced engineering, opulent interiors, and numerous amenities, such as a spa and massage room. Hosting up to 12 guests in six suites, she is an excellent choice for superyacht charters.

KATANA

Katana — a 60-meter ketch that was launched in 2024 by Perini Navi and The Italian Sea Group — embodies harmony between technology and elegance. Designed by Ron Holland with interiors by Rémi Tessier, she has carbon rigging, aluminum construction, and dynamic positioning. Katana accommodates ten guests in five serene cabins, blending performance, comfort, and refined craftsmanship.

ASAHI

Asahi is a 56-meter luxury sailing yacht, built in 2009, designed by Ron Holland, with an aluminum hull and superstructure. Hosting up to 12 guests in six cabins, she is celebrated for both her performance and luxurious amenities, including a sundeck with a Jacuzzi, a hydraulic swim platform, and a variety of water toys. The interior, designed by Remi Tessier, features a stylish semi-open plan salon with formal dining. Asahi has been recognized for her excellence, winning the World Superyacht Awards 2010 for Best Sailing Yacht in the 45m+ size range and the ShowBoats Design Awards 2010 for Interior Design of Sailing Yachts.

STATE OF GRACE

State of Grace is a 39.4-meter luxury sailing yacht built in 2013, known for her fast-cruising performance and modern, Asian-inspired interior with a split-level saloon. She accommodates up to nine guests in four cabins, including a master suite with a gym. The yacht features an aluminum hull and superstructure and a teak deck. Her Caterpillar engines allow her to maintain a Cruising Speed of ten knots and reach a Maximum Speed of 14 knots.

PERSEUS³

Perseus³ — a 60-meter luxury sailing yacht launched in 2015 — is renowned for her cutting-edge technology, exceptional performance, and luxurious amenities. She features a 75.8-meter carbon fibre mast, innovative electric variable speed motors and furlers, and a lifting keel for variable draft. Her aluminum hull and superstructure provide both strength and lightness, while her design accommodates up to 12 guests in five well-appointed cabins. The yacht has spacious outdoor areas, a fully equipped gym, a Jacuzzi, and a wide array of water toys.