The Princess S65 is built for the kind of day that starts with no fixed plan and ends somewhere you did not expect. Sleek and quick, she reaches speeds that turn a distant cove into a spontaneous lunch, yet slows into easy, sociable comfort the moment you drop anchor.
At close to 23 metres she offers four cabins, the full-beam master making the most of her width, with room for eight guests to stay aboard overnight. The layout flows naturally between inside and out, the salon opening to the deck so the sea air moves through the whole yacht. Up top, the sportbridge is the place to be underway, wind and view in equal measure.
Her decks are generous for a yacht of her pace, made for sunbathing, long lunches and the gentle business of doing nothing much at all. A tender lives in its own garage, ready to slip out for a run ashore or a tow around the bay, and snorkelling gear keeps the water within reach whenever the mood strikes.
This is a yacht that suits guests who want a bit of everything, speed when they want it, stillness when they don’t, and the freedom to change their minds mid-morning. Fast, handsome and easy to be aboard, the Princess S65 makes light work of a day on the Riviera. The only question is which direction to point her first.
