Using its class 61 brothers as a reference, this yacht is located in the middle of the range that extends from 42’ to about 82’ (25 meters). It is, then, the link between the “large” and “small” yachts of this house and obviously refers to flybridge types. 

The V-shaped hull of this very fine boat makes it safe and pleasing for its six passengers even at high speeds since they will not feel rough movements or the constant thumping against the sea. Its treated teak wood exterior offers comfort, corrosion resistance and beauty, as all yachts should, as well as a combination of fabrics, mostly light shades, that provide a pleasing contrast.

 

 

Thanks to Princess’s dedication, passengers will feel that this ship is much larger. For example, thanks to the access that is created when it is joined to the cabin or command bridge, the large salon can be turned into a party room, taking full advantage of this double function when it is docked. Besides partying, the main deck is the spot where most daytime activities take place since it is a wonderful area for reunions. Also, here is where the kitchen, very well equipped with a double refrigerator, ice machine, dishwasher and ample storage room, is located. Towards the bow of the kitchen there is an interior control bridge that features excellent visibility sheltered from the outdoors, especially when the sea is turbulent. Here, state-of-the-art technology allows two people to enjoy the view as well as the power of controlling of the boat. It is, evidently, an area for enjoyment and not just handling the boat.

The elevated bridge is another area designed expressly for pleasure since it has, as well as another control bridge with its own wet bar and sufficient seating for a good meal or excellent brunch, a sink and an electric grill. If enjoying the sun’s warmth is the most important thing then the ideal place is the chaise located in the rear of the deck, towards the stern.

Inside, and towards the stern, there is a cabin, with single beds, that shares the bathroom found on the same deck. To one side, and towards starboard, is where the VIP stateroom is located. It features a double bed, private bathroom and plenty of storage space for all kinds of objects. The owner’s stateroom, completely on the stern, has a double bed and a larger bathroom than the one of the VIP cabin. This deck offers the option of a crew cabin, located on the stern beyond the engine room, with two single beds and a private bathroom.     

 

 

 

 

 

Text: Edmundo A. Eguiarte ± Photo: Princess