Dutch shipyard Feadship has officially delivered the 100-metre superyacht Pi (formerly Project 824) from its Kaag facility, with the yacht now anchored in Palma, Mallorca.
Designed by Jarkko Jämsen, Pi’s sleek plumb bow, low profile, and flowing lines follow the design language of her predecessor, the 77-metre 818 (ex Pi). Her interiors are the work of Liaigre, though details remain closely guarded.
Notable features include a slanted transom, a full-width staircase leading to the main deck pool, and rectangular deck cutouts that flood each level with natural light. Pi is also believed to feature a forward tender garage with a shell door launch system, plus unfolding beach club balconies.
Technically, Pi is equipped with a diesel-electric propulsion system paired with ABB pod drives for quiet, efficient cruising. With a 13.6-metre beam and 4.1-metre draught, she joins a growing Feadship fleet that currently includes 16 projects in development, such as the 79.5-metre Valor, set to debut at this year’s Monaco Yacht Show.
