Prestige 680

Onboard the Prestige 680

At 22 metres, the Prestige 680 sits in that useful middle ground between a nimble day boat and a full-crew superyacht: enough length for a proper flybridge, four separate cabins and real distance between guests, without the scale that makes a short outing feel like an occasion in itself. The layout favours easy movement between the cockpit, the saloon and the upper deck, so a party of twelve can spread out rather than cluster around a single table.

She suits a full day along the coast as easily as an overnight hop between two harbours — a late morning departure, a long stop somewhere sheltered for lunch, and a return timed to the light, with the option to extend into a second day if the group wants to wake up at anchor rather than back at the dock. Four cabins mean the boat also works for a two- or three-family group who want private space at night, not just shared deck time by day.

Because the Prestige 680 carries her twelve guests across four cabins rather than open bunks, she reads well for couples travelling together, small multi-generation families, or a compact corporate group that wants a working lunch away from the office without booking something oversized for the number of people on board. Charter terms, fuel and any applicable allowance are confirmed at the time of booking, along with guest numbers and the exact route the group has in mind.