Princess 68 Fly

Onboard the Princess 68 Fly

The Princess 68 Fly carries her flybridge layout with an easy, open-air quality: the upper deck steps down to a covered cockpit and a foredeck that catches the breeze without putting guests in the full run of the wind. At 21 metres she reads as a compact motor yacht rather than a showpiece, built for owners who want a boat that turns quickly between coves and settles into a mooring without fuss.

A day out from a base such as Palma or Nice suits her scale well: short hops of an hour or two between anchorages, enough time aboard for a proper lunch, and a return before the afternoon breeze builds. Ten guests fill her cockpit and saloon comfortably without feeling like an overflow crowd, which makes her a natural fit for a family reunion or a small group of friends who want room to move rather than a deck to share with strangers.

Below deck, four cabins split the accommodation for overnight charters, giving couples or a family group their own space rather than a shared arrangement. For anyone weighing a longer route between bases, it is worth asking in advance about the day-rate structure and fuel allowance for the distances involved, so the total cost is understood before the yacht leaves the dock.