Cruising sailing super-yacht TAMARITA

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Overview
TAMARITA (delivered 1991 by PERINI NAVI and originally named Piropo) is a Perini sailing yacht combining a 46.5 m design identity with a 56 m page-displayed length. Built for long-range cruising, she offers expansive deck spaces, generous interior volume and an arrangement suitable for up to 19 guests and an 8-person crew.

Builder & Design

• Builder: PERINI NAVI
• Naval Architect: Ron Holland, PERINI NAVI
• Exterior & Interior Design: PERINI NAVI
• Type / Notation on page: SY TAMARITA – 56 m KETCH (1991)

Design Identity
Tamarita reflects the architectural clarity of the Perini 46M lineage. Built with a steel hull and aluminium superstructure, she balances structural strength with refined sailing performance. Clean exterior lines and a reverse stern characterise the yacht. Interior volumes, developed in-house, prioritise proportion, material continuity and coherent spatial organization to create a unified residence at sea.

Innovative Highlights

• Part of the 46-metre lineage with Perini’s integrated sail-handling philosophy for efficient large-sail management
• Twin MTU engines for auxiliary propulsion
• Cruising speed: 10 knots
• Fuel capacity: 41,000 litres for extended passages
• Draught: 7.02 metres for offshore stability
• Expansive deck areas designed for outdoor living
• Accommodation: up to 19 guests
• Crew accommodation: for 8 crew members

Specifications / Caractéristiques techniques

• Page-displayed length: 56 m
• Design-described overall length: 46.5 m
• Beam: 9.2 m
• Gross Tonnage (GT): 302 GT
• Year delivered / built: 1991
• Hull construction: steel
• Superstructure: aluminium
• Naval architect: Ron Holland (in collaboration with PERINI NAVI)
• Propulsion: twin MTU engines (auxiliary power)
• Cruising speed: 10 knots
• Fuel capacity: 41,000 litres
• Draught: 7.02 m
• Guest capacity: up to 19 guests
• Crew: accommodation for 8 crew