Created in collaboration with celebrated Italian designer Giorgio M. Cassetta of Cassetta Yacht Designers and naval architect Andrea Agrusta of NavalHEAD, the Puro Series was conceived as a fresh expression of global luxury.
Rather than chase trends or lean on excess, the series takes a more disciplined and lasting approach. The lines are clean, the spaces feel composed, and the experience on board is designed to feel effortless, elegant, and deeply considered.
The 30P brings that philosophy into a size that feels highly versatile and remarkably approachable, while still carrying the presence and sophistication expected from Ocean Alexander. The 35P remains the centrepiece of the collection, the yacht that first introduced the market to the Puro design language. The 40P expands the concept into a flagship, delivering a greater sense of scale and presence while preserving the same clarity of vision that defines the entire series.
“The Puro Series reflects a very deliberate vision,” said Dan Mundy, Head of Global Operations at Ocean Alexander.
Each yacht has its own personality, but all three share the same commitment to strong design, real comfort, and a sense of ease that owners immediately understand. Completing the series with the 30P and 40P allows us to present that vision in its fullest form.”
What makes the series especially compelling is the way each model feels complete in its own right. This is not one concept simply stretched or reduced. Each yacht has been carefully resolved to suit its scale, while still belonging unmistakably to the same family. Together, they offer owners three distinct expressions of the Puro philosophy, each one shaped by the same values of openness, livability, and understated power.
For Giorgio M. Cassetta, seeing the series completed gives the design language its fullest meaning. “With Puro, the goal was to create a series of yachts that feels timeless, sculptural, and beautifully balanced,” said Cassetta.
“Every line has intention, and every space is meant to feel natural and inviting. Seeing all three yachts together is especially meaningful because the design story now feels complete.”
That sense of completion extends beyond styling. Beneath the beauty of the series is a platform shaped to support confident cruising, comfort, and long-term enjoyment. The role of naval architecture was to ensure that the visual calm of Puro would be matched by integrity and ease in use.