Princess Yachts

Established in 1965 in the British coastal town of Plymouth, Princess’s 1.1 million square feet facilities date back to the 17th century and draw on centuries of shipbuilding heritage. Their 3,000-strong workforce complete almost all of the building process in-house (80% of each yacht). Blending new technology with tradition, today Princess has a strong focus on sustainable techniques, including large-scale resin infusion technology, a closed moulded process which almost completely eliminates styrene emissions.

X Class

The Princess X Class of ‘Super flybridge’ yachts is available in two models, each offering a flowing exterior deisgn. The X80 (25M/80’) reaches a fast top speed of 30 knots, accommodating up to 8 people. The flybridge enables more than 30% more interior volume than a traditional flybridge yacht of this size. There options for a main-deck Master suite with private sundeck, as well as a 7,000l tank to enable enhanced exploration.

The X95 Vista, at 29M/95’ in length, accommodates up to 10 guests. The model features a single-piece window stretching the entire hull length and a bow design that opens up the forward structure. Various suite configuration options are available and the lower deck features a full-beam Master suite.

Y Class

Available in four sizes from 23-29M/75-95’, with speeds upto 35 knots, the Princess Y Class offers, in the largest version (Y95), a fuel-efficient wave-piercing bow and spacious living areas inside and out, including a full-beam Master suite on the main deck with skylights, plus 4 further guest suites.