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New CA: 30.5-metre (100′) sailing yacht JERSEY PEARL for charter

True sailing meets superyacht comfort

30.5-metre sailing yacht JERSEY PEARL at anchor, South of France
JERSEY PEARL at anchor in the South of France — her timeless profile as much at home in a French Riviera bay as she is mid-Atlantic.

Hill Robinson is pleased to announce JERSEY PEARL is now available for charter.

Built by Holland Jachtbouw to a Hoek Design naval architecture and interior brief, JERSEY PEARL is a 30.5-metre bluewater sailing yacht with a 4,500-nautical-mile range and an aluminium hull designed for ocean passages. She accommodates six guests across three staterooms, managed by a crew of four.
What sets her apart from comparable sailing yachts of her size is the combination of offshore capability and the quality of life on board. Silent-mode battery packs eliminate generator noise at anchor for up to 12 hours; wind is the primary propulsion, with low engine hours, and holding tanks fitted to current environmental standards. She is a practical choice for cruising grounds, including protected marine areas.

The interior follows Hoek Design’s “Truly Classic, Truly Modern” ethos: a split-level layout in blonde teak and soft leather, with a raised panoramic saloon at deck level and a library dining area below. On deck, the cockpit divides into an alfresco dining zone and a convertible sun lounge, with a Jacuzzi fitted for open-water use.

“JERSEY PEARL is a yacht that doesn’t ask guests to compromise,” says Marcella Tichelaar, charter manager at Hill Robinson. “The sailing experience on deck is the real thing, and so is the comfort below. She suits clients who want to actually cross open water, not just follow the coast.”

To learn more about JERSEY PEARL, or to enquire about charter availability, please contact enquire@hillrobinson.com.

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