Classic Design

Owner captains raised on one-designs still appreciate the classic nautical lines that have eroded with time. The Blue Pearl captures that lost aesthetic in a modern variation that satisfies the nostalgic without compromising luxury, comfort and speed. With interiors available in traditional teak and a contemporary look, the Blue Pearl accommodates 10 to 12 passengers comfortably and a crew of four, depending on the owner’s configuration. Separate aft guest accommodations can be reduced to make room for a high-end luxury master suite.

Ultra-Low Maintenance

Unlike most superyachts constructed today of aluminum or steel, the hull of the Blue Pearl is composed of new modern composite laminate materials and epoxy-resin compound, which is virtually indestructible, quiet and eliminates most maintenance associated with metal hulls. The resilience of the hull will be a significant driver toward low maintenance costs plus the added value of a very quiet riding experience.

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Redefining the Cruising Superyacht

Vessel Overview

LOA

114′ (34.72 m)

LOD

106’ (32.31m)

MFG

BluePearl Yachts

BEAM

24.74′ (7.54 m)

TYPE

Performance Cruising Sailboat

DRAFT

Min 10’ (3.04 m)

MAST HEIGHT

118 feet/124.5 feet with masthead gear

SPEED

10.5 Cruising @ 1200 RPM Max 12.5 knots with Servogear Variable Pitch Prop 12 knots in 14 knots wind on reach

ENGINE

1x Yanmar 6LF530 530 HP 390 kW / 530 mhp – or hybrid electric/diesel

 

BLUEPEARL 114 is a yacht of impeccable planning, designed and built to the highest standards in collaboration with Robert Perry, Merritt Woodworking, BluePearl Yachts, Ltd., shipyard and Ivan Erdevicki Designs. The BLUEPEARL combines the classic clipper ketch styling on deck and below with state of the art naval architecture, sail handling systems, including all amenities for gracious and very comfortable living aboard.

On deck, the BLUEPEARL is expansive and uncluttered with a clean, even teak deck that is modern but still shows the classic clipper look of a real sailing ship. Her ornate bowsprit is beautiful. Her dual aft helms and HMi monitoring systems afford the sailing enthusiasts fingertip control as you cruise along at 12 knots. The flat deck aft affords an area for sleek wood deck chairs while the sturdy bimini covered cockpit seats up to 12 easily at several inlaid teak tables, which is serviced by a wet bar, complete with ice maker, refrig and dumb waiter from the galley. There is plenty of storage space on deck and below decks.
The enclosed mid deck area allows for a complete 360 degree vista and is furnished with teak sofas and chairs which surround another inlaid folding teak table that seats eight. There is a mini galley in this area with dumb waiter access to the below decks galley. This area is protected by the spacious fully enclosed windowed pilothouse that also houses a third helm and full instrument console. There is a crew “oily room” for wet weather gear and wash down.
The flat clean decks with flush hatches are complimented by a classic raised salon with beautiful surrounding windows that provide an abundance of natural light to the interior of the yacht.
Although classic in styling, the BLUEPEARL's engineering is state of the art in all respects, from her rigging to her hydraulic swim platform, hydraulic winches, bow thruster, and deck crane. A complete Hmi/Apple entertainment/sound system with flat screens can be found in every room on the yacht. The Hmi system monitors all aspects of the yacht for safety and displays are in the captain’s cabin, owner’s suite and helms. An optional NVTI infrared and night vision system can be deployed on the main mast.
The interior aboard BLUEPEARL 114 is crafted in satin finished mahogany, cherry and teak complimented by vaulted overhead tongue in groove panels finished white, plank bamboo floors, lush carpet in places, elongated rounded portlights, large transom port windows in the aft suits, skylights, deck prisms and deep pile oriental rugs and marble baths. The layout and décor exude a luxurious stately ambiance of open spaces and comfort. The library/stateroom is inviting with a soft deep leather couch and chair, reading lamp, elegant paintings, bookcases, flat screen and fireplace. The day head with shower and sink are immediately off of the library. The interior spaces are well appointed and inviting. The BluePearl is a true home on the water and her level interior decks add to the feeling of a continuous living space. The galley boasts a full Wolfe range with stove along with a gimbaled stove and oven. There is plenty of storage for wine in the wine cooler and wine racks which abound throughout the yacht.

Unlike most superyachts constructed today of aluminum or steel, the hull of the Blue Pearl is composed of new modern composite laminate materials and epoxy-resin compound, which is virtually indestructible, quiet and eliminates most maintenance associated with metal hulls.

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Accommodations

Key Features

Interior Overview

The joinery is superior in mahogany, cherry and teak. The floors are plank bamboo. Marble and rich woods grace the baths and showers. Hatches have mosquito and blackout screens. Lighting is ambient and mood orientated. LEDs are used throughout with dimmers for energy saving. There are reading lights, step lights, courtesy lighting and overhead lighting. Air conditioning is via two chillers with a thermostat in each room, which allows make up air, cooled air or warm air. There are many hatches, which can be used for outside fresh air.

Galley Overview

The gourmet galley is to starboard just off the salon. It is isolated by a sliding heavy 1 ¾ inch door but has a serving pass through to the dining area. A dumb waiter to the enclosed cockpit comes up in the wet bar area and allows easy service to guests. The galley has a floor to ceiling SubZero standard refrigerator, and under counter drawer freezer, a Bosch dishwasher, trash compactor, SubZero wine cooler, a full Wolf stove and oven, a gimbaled stove and oven, a large exhaust hood, a large porcelain double sink with garbage disposal lots of drawers, cupboards and storage space. There is a full auxiliary chest freezer in the compartment below the salon/galley floor accessed by a door from the galley. This area also contains a separate full vertical washer and dryer.

Galley  
Microwave 2 GE microwave galley & crews mess
Gimbaled Oven Force 10 Stove/Oven
Main Stove/Oven Wolf stove 4 burners, grill, and two ovens
Dishwasher Bosch commercial
Refrigerator SubZero full floor to ceiling 
Freezer Double drawer below counter freezer
Wine Cellar SubZero wine cellar
Deck & Crew Mess Refrigerator SubZero
Wine Cellar SubZero wine cellar
Trash Compactor 2 Trash galley and cockpit
Garbage Disposal Disposal Insinkerator
Washer/Dryer Whirlpool vertical full washer and full dryer
Chest Freezer lower compartment 15 cu. ft.

The RAISED PILOTHOUSE, with full navigation/communication station to starboard and dining settee for 10 to port offers unrestricted, panoramic views with line of sight visibility at deck level and lots of light. There is an “oily” room for crew foul weather gear and wash down.

The Pilothouse adjoins the MAIN AND DINING SALON forward and down 6 steps, to create an extremely comfortable expansive living area with oriental rugs and a furniture setting to port containing a large couch, an end table, and a tea table with flanking chairs. There are bookshelves and pictures along with a wet bar, icemaker and flat screen. Located to starboard, there is formal dining with seating for 12 at a beautiful inlaid teak table flanked by a built in wine rack and pass thru serving area from the gourmet galley.

The OWNER'S SUITE aft is very spacious and looks out through 4 large port windows and includes an office. This area can be built to have two adjoining staterooms with two ensuite heads and showers. The single master stateroom is adorned with walnut and mahogany with 1 ¾ inch two panel doors, a full ensuite head, with double marbled sink, a bidet and a massive marble tiled shower. A spacious armoire, desk and dressing table complement this most private area aboard the yacht.

The LIBRARY/STATEROOM is a cozy room with a queen sleeper leather couch, an over stuffed leather chair, end table, lamp, a fireplace, a large flat screen, book shelves, and its own ensuite head, sink and shower that can be used as a day head.

The mirror image GUEST STATEROOMS forward of the salon are configured with queen beds and nightstand. A 3 ft by 6 ft. Pullman bunk along the aft bulkhead can be used to create a third comfortable sleeping area. Each stateroom has a full ensuite head, marble sink and large marble shower. Guests have plenty of room for belongings in a large armoire and an ornate dressing table is available for the ladies.

The CREW AREA forward houses 4-5 crew in three staterooms, with separate ensuite heads and showers plus a crew mess and limited galley. The captain’s stateroom has a double bed and desk complete with ships monitors.

There is a central phone system with a phone in each stateroom and worldwide telephone and Internet.

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Luxurious Interiors

Modern-Contemporary

Fundamentally, a modern contemporary style of decorating is defined by simplicity, subtle sophistication, deliberate use of texture, and clean lines. Interiors tend to showcase space rather than things. Things that are modern and current with the styles of the moment are contemporary style.

Traditional

A traditional interior design style is the classic interior design preference. It is a way of design that helps every sailing person experience the full ocean while taking part in their sea journey. Nautical in absolute technical terms means ships and seas. Nautical style is a very age-old style that adds a sense of nostalgia within place.

Cutting-Edge
Sailing

Mechanical Equipment

There are three entrances to the engine room via the galley door, the main salon floor, and the galley floor

The engine room has a stand-up area of 7 feet and workbench.
The control panel includes a Bjorge Moland screen, the generator monitoring systems, the battery chargers, technical documentation for the vessel, the fresh air make up unit, transformer, and the main electrical panel.

Mechanics  
Engine1x Yanmar 6LF530 530 HP 390 kW / 530 mhp or hybrid electric/diesel
GearboxServoGear (optional additional electric drive)
Propeller36 inch Servogear Variable Pitch
Bow ThrusterKey Power model KP18 75 HP hydraulic
WatermakerSea Recovery AM900-2 38gal/hr or 1400-2 58 gal/hr
UV SterilizerHeadHunter UV-12
Water Heaters2 x 60 gallon (227 ltr) capacity each
Instant Hot in each headCirculating pump from main hot water tanks
Air ConditioningChilled Water Marine Air (Aqua Air - optional) 3 Stage 144kbtu - Individual room control units
Fresh Air Makeup UnitAQFAH-04
Generators AC 2 Yanmar YH Series 44 KW, 60 Hertz 3 phase or 1 generator plus fuel cell
Air-compressorAtlas Copco
Engineering Management SystemHMI Systems

Safety and Fire Protection

Engine room has an automatic fire suppression system using NOVAK gas extinguishing agent and is arranged with automatic fuel, air, and engine shutdowns as required by the regulations.
Fire system complies with SOLAS, II-2, and MCA.
Fire Extinguishers
Fireman’s Outfit MCA
Piping In accordance with DNV/MCA rules

Deck & Hull

THE BLUEPEARL is built to, and maintained in American Ship Building Service Classification and she complies fully with the latest MCA Code for Large Yachts.
ADDITIONAL FEATURES

Molded epoxy composite solid hull below the waterline and cored above, the deck is cored with teak overlay on all deck surfaces. Coring is corcell
Low aspect ratio fin keel w/ internal ballast
Deep, partially balanced epoxy composite spade rudder on a half skeg with cable/quadrant drive Hydraulically controlled. The transom is clean and void of everything except a gate for a stern passerrale. There are no davits to clutter up the stern or cause problems with a tender dangling from the back of your sailing ship.

The hydraulic fold down swimming platform and boarding access with lights, shower, ladder and railings is located amidships on the starboard side of the yacht and is easily accessed from the deck. There is also a second on deck shower located in the stern.

There is a self-tacking staysail and a forward crane so that the 18 foot tender can be carried forward on the expansive deck.

There are two Muir VRC 6000 windlass and two anchors.

The forward watertight compartments, watertight doors, stability & fire retardant capability and firefighting equipment, are all to MCA standards.

Vessel

Floorplan & Layout

Below DeckAbove Deck
Electrical and Navigation Security and Safety

Navigation and communications equipment is MCA and Global Maritime Distress & Safety System (GMDSS) compliant.

Electronic Charts: MAXSEA Plotter; computer monitor used only as plotter with antenna interfaced with GPS and radar

Computer: HMI Systems main computer; touch-screen for all system monitoring on board

AIS: Furuno Universal AIS FA-150

Gyro Compass: with Slave Navifohrs electronic fluxgate

Magnetic Compass: Plath

GPS: Furuno GP 32

Radar: Furuno Navnet 72NM

Single Sideband Radio: Furuno SSB model FS-2 570C-GMDSS

Satellite Communications: Thrane & Thrane Inmarsat Fleet 77 Voice, high speed data & fax

Sat C: Easy Mail, Panasonic PBX

Autopilot: Furuno or ComNav

Infrared & Thermal imaging: NVTI (night vision technologies) NV6000

VHF: 2 Furuno; one is GMDSS

VHF Handhelds: 3 ICOM waterproof

Rudder Angle Indicator

Wind, Speed, Depth, Log Monitors: B&G hydra 2000: 4 gauges on cabin bulkhead outside, 2 at binnacle, 2 at chart table, 1 in galley, 1 in captain’s cabin

Fire Alarm Panel at Nav Station: PH Tyco T1200 Panel

Worldphone: Mini M INMARSAT

KVH #G6, satellite TV Antenna

SECURITY & SAFETY: DSC Maxsys Alarm system w/ (4) beam sensors at hatches

Controls and Lighting Additional Equipment
VHF Repeater

Crew Call Emergency Custom

Wind, Speed, Depth, Log Monitors: B&G Hydra 2000: 2 monitors on the binnacle, 4 monitors on bulkhead

Autopilot Repeater: Simrad or similar

Search Light in Spreaders

ITT Jabsco Panel Lights

Electric Joystick for Steering

Navnet Repeater: Furuno Navnet (combined plotter and radar)

Hydraulic Controls for Sails, Vang, Out-hull, Windlass, Furlers

Engine Gauges

Repeater of Alarm Panel for HMI System

Hydraulic Control for PTO Main Engine, 3 Gen sets & Electric 10HP motor

Stereo Kill Button

Horn

Throttle

Sound System Equipment

Salon, Library, Cockpit & Pilot House:

Master Stateroom:

Guest Staterooms:

Crew Quarters and Mess:

Surround Sound Speakers – NME speakers with base reflex throughout

Complete HMi Kalidescope entertainment system – Wireless selector

TVs LG – DVD/CD/MP3 Panasonic model TU PT 600E

Movies on demand server Kalidescope

Apple Supported Docking Base

Amplifier Audio/Video Control Center Sony STR DE 185

Wireless selector TV LG – DVD/CD/MP3 Sony AVD 510

HMi Ships Monitor

Wireless selector TV LG – DVD/CD/MP3 Sony AVD 510

Wireless selector TV LG – DVD/CD/MP3 Sony AVD 510

Alarm Repeater

Alarm and gauges monitoring screen (TBD)

Power and Electrical Systems Additional Information

Fuel Cell: Marine Burning Diesel 9Kw Per Hour

Generators: AC 2 Yanmar YH Series 44 KW, 60 Hertz 3 phase or 1 Yanmar 130 Kw generator and 1 fuel cell, for Hybrid Electric/Diesel System option

AC: 120V/240V, 60HZ, 3 phase

DC: 24V for service and Navigation

12V for Instrumentation, VHF and Emergency

Alternators: one 80 amp for charging batteries

Battery Chargers: 2 Mastervolt MASS 24/75 (house bank)

2 Mastervolt IVO Smart 12/35-3 Start Batteries

Inverter(s): 3 Mastervolt

Battery System: 24 Volt battery system – Lithium Ion storage charged by fuel cell, engine alternators or generator

Converter: Shore Power by Asea Power Systems, converts from all voltage and frequency ranges

Shore Cables: 2 x 100 amp (15m)

The BluePearl has been engineered to run, “silent ship” with no generators or diesel engine required when cruising or at anchor

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