All the BLACK PEARL yacht photos built in 2018 by Oceanco.

Black pearl yacht proprietaire. Black Pearl exemplifies perfection. And while she has some stiff competition from the monohull market especially with her relatively compact lower-deck accommodations. She can accommodate up to 12 people.

The three-masted sailing yacht. BLACK PEARL developed in close cooperation with the Owner the shipyard Oceanco the Owners Representative Derek Munro of Divergent Yachting Ltd the interior and exterior designers Ken Freivokh Gerard P. The Black Pearl 46s impressive turn of speed agile handling and efficiency have earned her two thumbs up from this boater.

The 1067m three-masted sailing yacht Black Pearl built by Oceanco and delivered to her owner in 2018 is the result of an evolutionary design by Ken Freivokh Design Nuvolari Lenard and Villate DesignA multi-level central atrium includes an all- glass lift that rises alongside the central mast contributing to a feeling of vertical integration between the decks. La livraison imminente à son propriétaire deviendra ainsi sous peu une véritable carte de visite pour le chantier Oceanco et le fruit de près de 7 ans de travail pour léquipe derrière ce projet. The three-masted sailing yacht Black Pearl is unlike any yacht the world has ever seen.

Oleg Burlakov is the founder of Burneftegaz. His net worth is 1 billion. She is the result of an elaborate and successful collaboration on the part of an international group of designers engineers naval architects builders and project managers.

Who is Black Pearls owner. BLACK PEARL is a 1067m luxury yacht built in Netherlands by Oceanco and delivered in 2018. Her top speed is 175kn and her power comes from two MTU 12V2000M72 diesel engines.

The sailing yacht Black Pearl was built at Oceanco in 2018. That being said she is widely believed to belong to the Russian businessman Oleg Burlakov. This is why the owners representative and shipyard Oceanco invited Wärtsilä to co-create a navigation system that could be inconspicuously fitted to the turning masts.