PINK GIN VI is a 53.9m 177′) Luxury World Cruising Carbon Sloop Sailing Yacht launched in 2017 by Finnish shipyard Baltic Yachts and refitted in 2022.

PINK GIN VI is located in Palma, Balearic Islands, Spain and is offered for sale for € 25,500,000.

A high-performance, fully carbon sloop with ample onboard accommodation and some truly innovative features.

Designed by Judel Vrolijk and built by Baltic Yachts, in Jakobstad, Finland, PINK GIN VI is the largest carbon fibre sailing sloop in the world and has been specifically made with world cruising in mind.

The Owner is no novice at this, and so PINK GIN VI is well designed to provide optimum comfort whether sailing across an ocean or sat safely at anchor. Among the yacht’s impressive features are two topside balconies – one to port that brings guests into the heart of this exquisite yacht in the main salon, and the second to starboard, which provides a private outdoor area for the Owner’s suite.

PINK GIN VI’s interiors are unique and fun, with plenty of light and plush fabrics and the split-level main salon, with its formal dining area and baby grand piano, is the hub of indoor socialising.

With six cabins, including an exceptionally large Owner’s suite with a central king bed, full-beam en suite, and large lounge area, PINK GIN VI can accommodate up to 12 guests.

Meanwhile, out on deck there is a choice of three comfy cockpits in which to feel the wind in your hair and enjoy the ocean views, including a vast lounge with L-shaped sofas and a large dining table behind the raised salon, ideal for protected alfresco dining.

Since launching in 2017, PINK GIN VI has proved her sailing prowess, clocking up miles on cruises to Argentina, Cuba, Brazil, across northern Europe, and the Mediterranean, and she is a regatta yacht, having already competed in the Barths Bucket 2019 and the Superyacht Challenge Antigua 2020.

During her most recent refit she had a full service of her masts, and her rigging was recertified. Her forward cockpit was also fitted with a carbon fibre hardtop in 2022.