Princess 50

Onboard the Princess 50

At 15.5 metres, the Princess 50 carries the low, purposeful lines typical of Princess's planing hulls, with an open aft deck built to seat and move ten guests comfortably rather than cram them around a single table. A forward sunpad and a compact saloon give the boat two distinct moods — open-air cruising up front, shade and quiet conversation below — which makes the yacht feel larger than its length suggests.

The two cabins are modest by design, intended less for overnight stays and more as a place to change before swimming or step out of the sun during a longer run along the coast. That makes the Princess 50 well suited to a full day on the water: a swim stop in a quiet bay, a slower pass along the shoreline, lunch taken on board rather than ashore, and a return leg with enough speed in hand to keep the day unhurried.

This size and guest count also keep the charter model straightforward — day-rate and fuel costs scale with how far and how fast you plan to run the boat, which is worth discussing upfront with whoever is arranging the day. For a couple, a family, or a small group of friends who want a private, unstructured day on the water without the scale of a crewed superyacht, the Princess 50 sits at a practical, well-proportioned point in the fleet.