A day on the Riviera rarely follows a plan, and the Princess 60 is happy that way. Cast off from Cannes, point the bow toward Saint-Tropez or the calm water off Monaco, and let the coast decide the rest. Refitted through 2025, she carries her classic Princess lines with a fresh, contemporary ease.
Twenty metres give the group real room to settle. Up to twelve guests spread across the aft deck, the foredeck sunpads and the shaded saloon, moving with the sun as the day turns. Two cabins, a master and a double, mean the option of an unhurried overnight for four, waking to nothing but the sound of the water against the hull.
There is spirit under the deck when you want it. She cruises with real composure and has the pace to move between anchorages before the crowds arrive, so a morning swim off one cape and lunch in the next bay is simply a matter of choosing. A crew of two reads the day and keeps it flowing.
The water toys earn their place here, a jet ski for the restless and paddleboards for the quiet stretch before lunch, ready whenever the mood turns. The mild Mediterranean climate makes her good company well beyond high summer, when the coast softens and the anchorages empty.
This is the Riviera at its most natural, a boat that asks little and gives the day back to you. Where you drop anchor is entirely up to you.
