Delivered in 2012 and given a new engine in 2024, this Princess 64 has the settled feel of a boat that has been kept exactly as it should be. She takes the well-regarded 63 and adds a noticeably larger cockpit, and that extra room shapes the whole day aboard.
The deck spaces do the talking. The aft deck sets a table for eight in the shade, the foredeck lays out sun pads for the quiet hours, and up on the flybridge a wet bar, a second dining table and open lounging space give the group somewhere to gather as the afternoon turns. There is always a spot to suit the mood.
Inside, the mood is calm and unforced, neutral tones and warm wood lifted by touches of navy blue, with well-sized windows letting the light pour in. The saloon runs to two generous sofas, and the dining area sits easily beside the galley, so the day flows without fuss.
Below, four cabins sleep up to eight, led by a full-beam master amidships with its own sofa area, alongside a double and flexible twin cabins that convert as the group needs. It is a layout made for families and friends who want room to spread out.
With a comfortable cruise and real pace in reserve, she moves between Riviera anchorages before you have finished your coffee. Pick a bay, drop anchor, and let the coast set the rest of the day.
