A Holland Jachtbouw built to a Hoek Design brief, JERSEY PEARL measures 30.5 metres LOA with a 7.2-metre beam, 3.5-metre draft, and a 4,500-nautical-mile range at nine knots. Her aluminium hull was built for bluewater passages; she carries six guests in three staterooms, managed by a crew of four. 

Under-deck captive winches and twin helm stations give the deck a clean working profile. At anchor, silent-mode battery packs sustain air conditioning and ship’s systems for up to 12 hours without generator use—relevant for itineraries in noise-sensitive or protected marine areas. A high-capacity watermaker extends independence from shore infrastructure. 

Wind is the primary propulsion; engine use is limited to harbour manoeuvring and calm-weather motoring. Holding tanks meet current environmental standards, making her suited to cruising grounds with strict discharge regulations. 

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; a Jacuzzi is fitted for open-water use. 

Accommodation comprises a full-beam master suite aft and two twin cabins, port and starboard, each with a private ensuite. She has a Geniuss 320 with a 20 hp Yamaha outboard as her tender; water toys include snorkelling equipment and a diving system with a Bauer compressor.