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Arabian Princess 80-Test
Mega yacht · 80 ft (24 m) · Dubai
Expertenbewertung
Technische Daten
- Werft
- Princess
- Modell
- 2013
- Länge
- 80 ft (24 m)
- Gäste
- 20
- Kabinen
- 5
Urteil
The Princess X80 is a refined 82.7-ft enclosed flybridge yacht with strong build quality, a practical 4-cabin/8-guest layout, and twin 1900 hp engines. It is best suited to buyers prioritizing comfort, range, and prestige over maximum outdoor volume or outright value.
Vorteile
- +Enclosed flybridge layout suits extended cruising
- +Four en-suite cabins for 8 guests
- +Twin 1900 hp engines provide brisk performance
- +3-person crew support improves service levels
Nachteile
- −Value is premium relative to many 80-foot alternatives
- −Less suitable for large day-charter groups than the alias suggests
- −Complex systems and size increase operating costs
- −Outdoor deck space is less open than on some rivals
The verified boat is the Princess X80, not a 20-guest, 5-cabin charter platform. At 82.7 feet with a GRP hull and superstructure, it has the proportions of a true luxury cruiser rather than a party yacht, and its design centers on a protected enclosed flybridge and a full-beam owner’s area.[2][4][8][13]
On the water, the twin MAN V12-1900 setup gives it the performance expected of a modern 25-meter yacht, with published top-speed figures in the low 30-knot range and a cruising pace around the mid-20s depending on source and load.[4][7][8] That puts handling and passagemaking ahead of most pure-displacement yachts, while still keeping the emphasis on stable, relaxed cruising rather than aggressive sport-yacht behavior.[7][8]
Comfort is a major strength: the confirmed configuration is 4 cabins, 4 bathrooms, 8 berths, and 3 crew, which is a sensible match for private ownership or high-end family use.[4][8][13] The yacht also carries air conditioning, Wi-Fi, autopilot, GPS, and a large fuel capacity option, all of which support longer trips and easier operation.[2][4][7]
Value is solid only if the buyer wants Princess quality, a late-build X80, and a premium enclosed-flybridge format. It is not compelling as a high-capacity charter boat because the verified guest count is 8, so the apparent rental listing identity overstates its practical passenger role.[1][4]


