PRESTIGE 560 FLY review
Yacht · 61 ft (19 m) · Cannes
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Key specs
- Builder
- Prestige
- Model
- PRESTIGE 560 FLY
- Length
- 61 ft (19 m)
- Guests
- 4
- Cabins
- 3
Verdict
The 2018 Prestige 560 FLY is a well-balanced flybridge yacht with strong space efficiency, a practical three-cabin layout, and solid cruising pace from twin 600 hp Cummins engines. It is best suited to owners who want family-friendly comfort and easy coastal cruising rather than high-performance sport styling.
Pros
- +Three-cabin layout with 6-day guest capacity and 4 berths
- +Twin 600 hp Cummins engines deliver strong cruising performance
- +Flybridge design gives good outdoor living and visibility
- +2 bathrooms and 1 crew berth improve onboard practicality
- +Fuel capacity supports decent cruising range for its class
Cons
- −Some listings conflict on length and guest capacity, so broker data must be checked
- −Not as sporty or aggressive in handling as lower-profile express yachts
- −Pod-drive handling is efficient but less conventional for some owners
- −Value depends heavily on condition and maintenance history
The Prestige 560 FLY has the proportions and styling typical of the brand’s flybridge range: contemporary, clean-lined, and focused on interior volume. At about 60 ft overall, it offers a substantial platform without feeling oversized, and the 3-cabin arrangement makes efficient use of space for private ownership or charter use.
On the water, twin 600 hp Cummins diesels give the yacht credible performance for a cruiser of this size. Public test data places top speed around 30 knots and cruising speed around the mid-20-knot range, which is a strong showing for a family-oriented flybridge yacht. The pod-drive setup should make docking and low-speed maneuvering easier than on many shaft-drive boats, though handling remains more comfort-first than sporty.
Accommodation is one of the 560’s main strengths. The verified spec set shows 3 cabins, 2 bathrooms, 4 berths, air conditioning, and Wi‑Fi, which points to a layout designed for comfortable stays rather than maximum guest count. The fuel capacity is also practical for coastal cruising and weekends away, with enough range for typical Mediterranean-style use.
In value terms, the model sits in a competitive segment where condition, hours, equipment, and service records matter more than age alone. Compared with newer yachts, it may not have the latest technology, but it remains attractive because it combines usable outdoor space, solid performance, and a proven layout in a size that is still manageable for private owners.
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