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Princess F45

Princess F45-Test

Yacht · 47 ft (14 m) · Plymouth

GGetBoat EditorialGetestet am 12. Juli 2026
4.5/ 5
Expertenbewertung
Design4.8
Leistung4.3
Komfort4.7
Fahrverhalten4.6
Preis-Leistung4.0

Technische Daten

Werft
Princess
Modell
F45
Länge
47 ft (14 m)
Gäste
4
Kabinen
2
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The Princess F45 is a benchmark compact flybridge yacht that delivers a no-compromise full-beam master suite, an extendable cockpit, and a feature-rich flybridge. Its Volvo IPS propulsion ensures intuitive low-speed handling and stable sea-keeping up to 31 knots, though its price and limited cruising range temper its v

Vorteile

  • +Full-beam master suite at 45ft, surpassing competitors
  • +Electrically sliding transom extends cockpit by 40cm
  • +Intuitive joystick control and low-speed handling
  • +Stable deep-V hull with optimized lift and reduced drag
  • +Feature-packed flybridge with ample social space

Nachteile

  • Cruising range limited to ~200 nautical miles at 22–25 knots
  • High price point, especially with options like generator and hydraulic platform
  • Compact size may feel tight for extended stays with 4 guests
  • No generator included in base package (optional)
  • Fuel capacity varies by source (1,300–1,640L), requiring verification

The Princess F45, launched in 2019 and designed by Bernard Olesinski, redefines the compact flybridge category with its elegant resin-infused deep-V hull and luxurious interior. Its standout feature is the full-beam owner’s cabin, a layout rarely achieved at this length and considered superior to rivals like the Absolute 45 Fly. The salon floods with natural light via panoramic windows, while the U-shaped sofa and dining area support flexible socializing. The extendable transom seating, activated electronically, adds 40cm to the cockpit, enhancing on-deck living.

On the water, the F45 delivers confident, effortless sea-keeping powered by twin Volvo D6-435 IPS 600 engines (435 mhp each), yielding 870hp total and a top speed of 31 knots. The IPS pod drive positions engines aft, improving agility and efficiency, while joystick control makes low-speed maneuvering intuitive. Cruising comfortably in the 22–25 knot range, the yacht remains quiet and refined even in chop, though range is modest at approximately 200 nautical miles.

Below deck, two spacious en suite cabins accommodate up to four guests, with hull glazing ensuring natural light and ample storage for extended stays. The galley, relocated aft, supports efficient meal prep and social flow. While the F45 excels in comfort and design, its value is tempered by a base price of £581,000, which can exceed £970,000 with options like a hydraulic bathing platform, generator, and air conditioning. For buyers prioritizing layout innovation and on-deck lifestyle over long-range cruising, the F45 stands as a top-tier choice.

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