In the world of luxury yachting, no name is more recognised than that of Princess Yachts. These vessels have been handcrafted in their UK factory in Plymouth for nearly 60 years, which means every inch of these impressive boats has been meticulously inspected and built with the modern yacht owner in mind.
Princess Yachts are often at home on a weekend jaunt around the Mediterranean or cruising the UK coasts, but their larger models are made to go even further afield, becoming a luxury home on the water, with amenities and technology designed for comfort and leisure.
Take a look at the 10 current largest Princess Yachts available on the market, and find out why bigger definitely means better for these large boats.
1. Princess V65
66ft 10in (20.32m)
The Princess V-Class is known for its superior handling and performance, thanks to the Deep-V hull of these yachts, that cuts through the water effortlessly. The largest in this class of Princess Yachts is the V65
The Princess V65 embodies the classic style of Princess Yachts, with the sleek curves and light colours used throughout enhancing the space and luxury of the boat. Get up close to the water at the bow or aft, with sunpads and sofas waiting to be lounged upon in the hotter months. The saloon and cockpit are both spacious and welcoming, meaning comfort and tranquillity, wherever you relax. Below deck four well-appointed cabins for eight overnight guests, so that family and friends can all enjoy their time onboard too.
You’ll slice through the sea in the V65, despite its size, as you enjoy high speeds and next-level comfort on the water.
2. Princess S65
67ft 7in (20.60m)
The S-Class from Princess Yachts brings a line of “Sportsbridge” yachts to the market. With the performance and speed of a “Sports Boat”, combined with the space and functionality of a “Flybridge Yacht”.
The Princess S65 features dynamic design and impressive performance, with hull-length windows that bring in a flood of natural light, and 360 views of your surroundings on the main deck,. A light, modern saloon and galley make for enticing living quarters where you can enjoy the water in peace. But for the action, the Flybridge is waiting for you to climb atop, with a plethora of seating a helm position featuring the latest navigation technology.
The S65 can hit up to 36 knots in the right conditions, and after a day at sea you can retire to one of four comfortable cabins, with space to accommodate 8 guests.
3. Princess Y72
74ft 9in (22.80m)
The Princess Y-Class focusses on luxury design, with attention paid to natural light and detailed finishing. The smallest of this range is the Y72, which still offers an impressive amount of space as a >70 foot yacht.
The onboard flexibility of the Princess Y72 can be felt through its adaptable fixtures and fittings, that cater to your preference. The sociable layout of the main saloon combines a bar area and open plan galley, complemented by a state-of-the-art Naim audio system. Glass sliding doors connect the saloon and cockpit, with an integrated opening window aft for the galley. The transom boasts a spacious area for water sports, complete with a foldaway swim ladder and shower. There’s a blend of modern and classic tones throughout, with light woods, and panoramic windows, the yacht offers an enviable space to enjoy summer days.
The engineered hull form of the Y72 even enhances fuel efficiency, performance, and maximises the onboard space while ensuring premium guest comfort regardless of sea conditions.
4. Princess S72
75ft 9in (23.09m)
One of the newest additions to the Princess Yachts fleet, which is already attracting a lot of interest in the yachting world. The Princess S72 forms part of the coveted Sportsbridge range from the S-Class. These sports boats offer an exhilarating experience, without sacrificing any of its generous interior accommodation, with facilities for entertaining, and relaxing.
Recognised by its sleek profile, full-length hull windows, and twin MAN V12 engines, this large yacht delivers dynamic performance at speeds up to 36 knots. The cockpit features a unique U-shaped seating area, folding teak table, and servery unit for entertainment. Triple-sliding saloon doors seamlessly connect the interior and exterior, while the galley and bar create a smooth transition between spaces. Below deck, four ensuite cabins provide luxurious accommodation, and the sportsbridge offers outdoor living with a dining area and wet bar. The foredeck boasts innovative sunbeds, and the stern accommodates a spacious garage for water toys.
5. Princess X80
82ft 7in (25.18m)
One of the newest yachts available from Princess. The X-Class was introduced in 2020 as Princess’ evolution of the M-Class, ushering in a new era of luxury superyacht. These are Superfly Yachts that incorporate every aspect of Princess Yachts into their spacious designs.
Only the second yacht to be released as part of the X Class ‘Superfly’ family; the X80 has an extended flybridge deck and enclosed wheelhouse, boasting impressive design and increased interior space. The optional main deck master stateroom adds exclusivity, while optimized engineering ensures a comfortable ride, excellent seakeeping, and long-range cruising. The Princess X80’s stature is defined by enhanced features and a seamless ‘S’ shaped canopy. Inside, large windows illuminate the main deck’s saloon, galley, and dining area. Accommodations include a master cabin for 2 on the upper deck and 4 guest cabins below. This exceptional yacht offers a unique experience in its size range, and is popularly considered to be a “mini superyacht“.
6. Princess S80
83ft 5in (25.425m)
The Princess S80 is the latest addition to the S Class sportbridge range. Designed in collaboration with naval architects Olesinski and Pininfarina, it showcases Princess’ sweeping design language. The versatile layout offers owner operation or discreet crewed setup, with an open saloon or enclosed helm and crew accommodation for up to 3. Full-length windows, high bulwarks, and a teak deck define its flagship status. The cockpit features a garage, sunpads, and configurable seating, while sliding doors connect the exterior and interior. The lower deck offers four en-suite cabins, including a full-beam master stateroom. The sportbridge provides impressive outdoor living space, and the S80 is equipped with powerful engines for efficient performance and control options for challenging sea conditions.
7. Princess Y80
83ft 8in (25.495m)
The Y80 is a refined addition to the Y-Class range, offering elegant proportions and a timeless aesthetic. With its generous beam and voluminous main deck, it provides ample space and uninterrupted flow throughout. The exterior seamlessly connects the main deck to the flybridge, which features seating, dining areas, and a sunpad. The foredeck contains additional seating and another convertible sunpad. Below deck, you’ll find four en-suite cabins for up to eight guests, along with crew quarters. Typical of the Y-Class, you’ll find versatility; combining volume, manoeuvrability, and adaptability to varying weather conditions, all within the scope of the Princess Y80.
8. Princess Y85
86ft (26.2m)
Designed in collaboration with naval architects Olesinksi and Pininfarina, the Princess Y85 is a contemporary masterpiece, and welcome addition to the large yachts from the Y-Class. Combining luxury and craftsmanship, with a top speed of 31 knots and a deep-V hull, she offers exceptional performance and stability. The Y85 features a flexible galley arrangement, spacious interior, and a flybridge for al-fresco living. Her main deck provides panoramic views and a customizable layout, while below deck, four ensuite cabins accommodate up to 8 guests, supported by separate crew quarters. The master cabin is a highlight, flooded with natural light. Cutting-edge technology, including a Naim audio system, enhances the onboard experience.
It’s easy to fall in love with Y-Class, and even easier when it comes to the Y85.
9. Princess X95 Vista
95ft 4in (29m)
The groundbreaking Princess X95 Vista, a Super Flybridge yacht that redefines luxury, is a redesign of the X95, in collaboration with renowned naval architect Bernard Olensinski and esteemed Italian design firm Pininfarina.
The X95 Vista builds on the greatness of the X-Class from Princess Yachts, which are considered mini-superyachts, thanks to their abundance of space and features, including the enclosed wheelhouse of the Flybridge where you and your crew can cruise in comfort and bliss.
What stands the Vista out is the long, single piece window that covers the entire length of the hull, making for views of the water that cannot be rivalled, and more opportunity for natural light to illuminate the stunning interiors. Up to 10 people can sleep overnight depending on your configuration, as the X95 Vista offers guest cabins in the lower deck, and the option for a master cabin on the main deck at the helm, for full views of the front of the yacht.
Experience the future of yacht design with the extraordinary Princess X95 Vista, one of the biggest boats from one of the best yacht makers.
10. Princess Y95
95ft 6in (29.1m)
Introducing the largest of the Y Class range, and currently the largest Princess Yacht in production. Combining the elegance of the Y Class with the modern styling of the X95, this yacht offers a class-leading experience. Designed with a state-of-the-art hull form, the Y95 glides effortlessly through any weather, reaching speeds up to 24 knots. Its spacious and configurable layout, along with a large transformer bathing platform and optional ‘beach club,’ ensure maximum enjoyment on the water. This large yacht features ample crew accommodation, including an en-suite Captain’s cabin, and below deck, guests will find luxurious and private cabins, each with its own en-suite as well. The exterior design showcases expansive hull windows, providing breathtaking panoramic views.
With impressive space and stunning interiors, the Princess Y95 sets a new standard in luxury yachting.
