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Avis sur le Sanook
Yacht · 75 ft (23 m) · Phuket
score d'expert
Caractéristiques clés
- Chantier
- Princess
- Modèle
- Flybridge
- Longueur
- 75 ft (23 m)
- Passagers
- 20
- Cabines
- 4
Verdict
A capable 2006 Princess 75 motoryacht with strong cruising performance, a generous four-cabin layout, and the solid build quality expected from the brand. It is best suited to private cruising or premium charter use, though its older age and charter-market positioning temper its value score.
Avantages
- +Timeless Princess flybridge styling with substantial presence
- +Strong twin-diesel performance for confident cruising
- +Four-cabin layout supports private group use
- +Good onboard volume and established brand build quality
Inconvénients
- −Older 2006 platform, so amenities may feel dated versus newer yachts
- −Reported charter capacity is 12, not 20
- −Large yacht size can be demanding in tight marinas
- −Value depends heavily on maintenance and refit history
The Sanook is a 2006 Princess 75 motoryacht, a well-regarded flybridge design from a builder known for combining practical layouts with solid construction. Verified charter data identifies it as a Princess Custom rather than a separate Flybridge model, and it measures about 75.5 ft with a beam just under 19 ft, which gives it a substantial footprint and good interior volume.[3][1]
On the water, the platform is designed for efficient planing performance rather than pure speed, with the Princess 75 line typically paired to twin large diesel engines and published speed ranges in the low-30-knot area depending on specification.[3][4][7] That points to confident coastal cruising and stable passage-making, while the size and draft mean maneuvering will reward an experienced captain, especially in tighter marinas or shallow anchorages.[1][3]
Comfort is a strong point: the verified arrangement includes 4 cabins, and the yacht is presented for charter in Phuket, suggesting a layout aimed at group cruising and extended stays.[5] The main caution is that this is a 2006 yacht, so livability and finish will depend heavily on refit level, upkeep, and how the current owner has updated systems and interiors.
In value terms, Sanook sits in the more attractive part of the 75-foot charter market if it has been consistently maintained, because Princess builds tend to age better than many peers.[3][4] However, the verified guest capacity is 12 rather than 20, so its charter utility is better thought of as premium medium-group cruising than high-capacity event use.[5]


