Building on the popularity of the Pearl 62, the new Pearl 63 introduces a number of layout and design improvements that aim to elevate both the on-board experience and ease of handling.
Smart Layout Tweaks
The saloon on board the yacht now features a larger dining table and updated seating, including a chaise longue with pull-out pouffes. Kelly Hoppen Interiors has curated four interior design schemes for the model – Indulgence, Luxury, Modern and Monochrome – all enhanced by a revised glazing design that improves light and views throughout.
Inside, the motor yacht accommodates eight guests in four cabins, including a full-beam master suite with a private staircase, his-and-hers wardrobes, and large hull windows that fill the space with natural light. A flexible aft layout creates options for either a crew cabin or a tender garage with a hi-low bathing platform, large enough for a Williams 285 or a Seadoo Spark.
On deck, the aft cockpit has been rethought to feel more connected to the water, with opening side balconies and two adjustable dining tables. A flip-back sofa allows the space to convert into a sea-facing lounge.
Forward, the foredeck is set up for all-day use, featuring adjustable sun pads, a foldaway table and the option of a canopy for shade.
Flybridge with Full Amenities
Up top, the flybridge features a sleek hardtop (with optional opening section), a BBQ, wet bar, and plentiful seating and sunbathing space. It’s accessed via a staircase on the starboard side and offers another versatile space for entertaining or relaxing underway.
The Pearl 63 comes with the option of uprated engines – twin Volvo Penta IPS 1350s – which provide a top speed of up to 33 knots. Integrated Garmin touchscreens and a dynamic positioning system simplify handling, while proportional thrusters help with precision in confined marinas.
The model has been designed with owner-operators in mind, with Volvo IPS propulsion and joystick controls for straightforward manoeuvring.
Experience the Pearl Fleet at Palma 2025
Three other Pearl models will be exhibited alongside the Pearl 63 and the Palma International Boat Show 2025, each offering a distinct take on luxury cruising, from layout innovation to performance at sea. The Pearl 72 features two master suites—one forward with private access and another full-beam amidships—offering a rare level of flexibility in its class. The 22m yacht houses four ensuite cabins and has a garage spacious enough for both a tender and a jet ski. Depending on engine choice, it can reach up to 32 knots.
Topping the range is the Pearl 95. This 29.2-metre yacht features a five-stateroom layout, including a main deck master and two VIP cabins aft. The beach club features fold-down side platforms and a hydraulic swim platform, while twin 2,000hp CAT engines deliver a top speed of 28 knots and a cruising range of around 380 nautical miles.
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