PeriniNavi

Perini Navi was established in 1983 and is headquartered in Italy, founded by designer and entrepreneur Fabio Perini. From its inception, the brand has specialised in large, high-performance sailing vessels, approaching the market with an engineering mindset rather than traditional shipbuilding logic. Perini Navi pioneered automated sail handling systems and aluminium-steel hull structures in the superyacht sector, enabling vessels over 60 metres to be operated safely and efficiently by compact crews. This technological approach fundamentally reshaped industry perceptions of large yacht usability. In design, Perini Navi prioritises “seaworthiness first” over mere aesthetic style. The brand maintains long-term collaborations with multiple international naval architecture firms to ensure a balance between form, structure, and sailing performance. Rather than pursuing mass production, Perini Navi establishes its specialist position in the high-end sailing yacht sector through bespoke projects and engineering complexity.

Perini Navi was established in 1983 and is headquartered in Italy, founded by designer and entrepreneur Fabio Perini. From its inception, the brand has specialised in large, high-performance sailing vessels, approaching the market with an engineering mindset rather than traditional shipbuilding logic. Perini Navi pioneered automated sail handling systems and aluminium-steel hull structures in the superyacht sector, enabling vessels over 60 metres to be operated safely and efficiently by compact crews. This technological approach fundamentally reshaped industry perceptions of large yacht usability. In design, Perini Navi prioritises “seaworthiness first” over mere aesthetic style. The brand maintains long-term collaborations with multiple international naval architecture firms to ensure a balance between form, structure, and sailing performance. Rather than pursuing mass production, Perini Navi establishes its specialist position in the high-end sailing yacht sector through bespoke projects and engineering complexity.