Titian Pearl makes a simple case: the volume and sea manners of a proven CRN displacement hull, matched to an interior rebuilt from the inside out. Her owner committed to a full two year refit completed in 2024, a six million euro program that touched almost every surface, so what reads as a 2001 pedigree now presents as a modern yacht with a settled, contemporary character.
She is a tri deck of 43 metres, and that layout does real work for charter guests. Space is generous without feeling formal. The main salon centres on a feature bar and opens to full height glazing on both sides, so the sea stays present whether you are reading, dining or gathering before dinner. Forward, a separate dining area seats the full party. Move up a deck and the mood shifts to the sky lounge, a lighter, more social room that flows out to shaded deck seating.
Accommodation is arranged for ten across five cabins. The full beam master takes the prime position with light on both sides, a king berth and a bathroom finished in the refit calm, current palette. Two VIP doubles and two twin cabins complete the layout, a configuration that suits families and mixed groups equally, with the twins ideal for children or staff.
Outside is where Titian Pearl earns her keep in the Mediterranean. The sundeck was redesigned in the refit and now runs to a high top bar, sunpads and loungers, with room to move between sun and shade through the day. The foredeck offers a quieter set of sunpads for mornings at anchor, and the shaded aft deck stays cool for long lunches with the water a step away. At the stern, the swim platform and beach setup turn every calm bay into a private lido.
The toy locker is built for active days. A 38 foot Axopar chase boat, powered by twin 350 Mercury Verado V8 engines, doubles as a fast tender for exploring beyond the anchorage and a serious platform for watersports. Jet skis, Seabobs, a flyboard and paddleboards round out the collection, and connectivity runs on a Starlink based system so guests stay online across the cruising grounds.
A crew of nine looks after the experience, and the yacht is set up to cruise the classic western Mediterranean season: the French Riviera, Corsica and Sardinia, then west to the Spanish coast and the Balearics. Her displacement hull holds a steady 12 knots for comfortable passages between islands, with reserves in hand when the schedule tightens.
What sets her apart is the combination. Yachts of this volume rarely come with a refit this recent, and few at her price offer a full beam master, a redesigned sundeck and a chase boat of this calibre in one package. Titian Pearl is a considered choice for charterers who want space, current interiors and a capable toy program without paying for a brand new hull. She reads clearly in a crowded market: a lot of yacht, freshly presented, ready for the season. For a charter broker weighing options for the coming season, she is an easy yacht to put forward: proven, recently refreshed and genuinely well equipped for guests.
