The Prestige 680S makes the case for space. At just under twenty-two metres she offers four cabins and the kind of considered layout that lets a group travel together without ever being on top of one another.
The accommodation is genuinely flexible. A full-beam master suite sits amidships on the lower deck, generous and private, with a VIP cabin forward and two twins that convert to doubles, each with its own bathroom. Up to eight guests sleep aboard and twelve join for the day. Underway, a crew of two keeps the service prompt and discreet, and a full equipment list, generator, water maker and hydraulic swim platform, means the day never stalls for want of anything.
Her natural water is the coast around Antibes and Cannes. Cruise between the bays at an easy pace, drop the platform for swimming and the SeaBob, and spend the afternoon in and out of the sea. She is comfortable, well sorted and easy to live with, the sort of boat that suits a family who want room to relax and the option to stay out overnight whenever it suits.
Set up for both day charters and longer escapes, she gives you the space to slow right down.
The best cabin is whichever one catches the morning light.
