Project Perennial: 60-metre superyacht concept from Tony Castro Yacht Design

The name of the project is a derivative of a Latin word that can be translated as "timeless"

According to Tony Castro and his team, Project Perennial implies timeless design and elegance, as well as the solutions that will be relevant years from now

The yacht’s exterior features soft flowing lines that seem to hug her large volume. She looks elegant, while the sharp angles and the distinctive movement of shapes from her bow towards her aft add dynamics to her profile.

Exterior areas on board are abundant. Thus, one of the key stand out features of the Project Perennial is the recreation area on the main deck aft: a terrace that is raised above the sea, which can be covered with pergola and easily turned into a sunshade. A small breakfast bar area, sofas and sunpads, as well as a large asymmetric pool – this space was created as a favourite social space for the whole family. 

Another distinctive feature is the area on the foredeck, where there can be a helipad, or, if it is not necessary, Tony Castro suggests another spa pool and an encircled fire pit here. This way it will be ideal for relaxing both in the daytime, and socializing round a ‘fire’ and watching the starry sky at night. 

“Tony’s studio has designed a 60 m yacht with 1200 GT that has maintained stylish lines and at the same time has some very creative areas. I am personally very impressed with the aft deck ‘Cabana’ style lounge that until now has never been done on a yacht of this size”, said Denison superyacht broker, David Johnson.

The owner is offered a full deck, where he will not be bothered either by the crew activities or the guests.  The stateroom with ensuite bathrooms and dressing rooms for him and for her has a panoramic view, while large glass sliding doors provide access to a private veranda forward. In addition, there is an ample lounge aft that can be used as an office or a private saloon. 

The yacht can accommodate 12-16 guests. There are two VIP-cabins with balcony access on the main deck forward and a large family cabin with pullman beds. There are two more guest cabins below deck. 

To entertain the guests the superyacht houses a cinema, a gym, a spa area and a generous beach club with fold-down platforms that increase its area considerably. There is a large garage for a nine-meter limo tender and a seven-meter rib at the bow. 

The yacht provides accommodation for a crew up to 16 people plus captain with an extra cabin for him on the bridgedeck.