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PRINCESS 64 FLY Blue

PRINCESS 64 FLY Blue review

Yacht · 65 ft (20 m) · Cannes

GGetBoat EditorialReviewed August 10, 2026
4.2/ 5
expert score
Design4.3
Performance4.1
Comfort4.4
Handling4.0
Value4.0

Key specs

Builder
Princess
Model
64 Fly Blue
Length
65 ft (20 m)
Guests
8
Cabins
4
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Verdict

The Princess 64 Fly Blue is a well-balanced flybridge yacht with strong brand pedigree, solid offshore capability, and a practical 4-cabin layout for 8 overnight guests. It is not the newest or most spacious in class, but it offers a polished charter package with good speed, manageable handling, and strong livability f

Pros

  • +4 cabins and 8 berths suit family or mixed-group charters
  • +Twin 1,150 hp engines and 23-knot cruising speed provide brisk performance
  • +Flybridge layout and 2 crew support comfortable charter use
  • +Air conditioning and WiFi add onboard comfort

Cons

  • Capacity figures vary between listings, so guest limits are not fully consistent
  • Cabin and bathroom counts differ across sources, suggesting spec-listing inconsistencies
  • Fuel use and range will be typical of a large twin-engine flybridge yacht
  • Not as modern or space-efficient as newer 65-foot rivals

The Princess 64 Fly Blue has the classic look of a Princess flybridge yacht: balanced proportions, a large outdoor social area, and a layout aimed at private cruising and charter use. At about 65.6 feet, it sits in the sweet spot for buyers or charter guests who want substantial volume without moving into much larger yacht territory.

On the water, the verified 2,300 hp total output supports confident cruising and a listed cruising speed of 23 knots. That is a strong figure for a yacht of this size, and it should feel capable rather than delicate, with the sort of stable, predictable handling associated with Princess flybridge boats. It is best thought of as a fast, comfortable cruiser rather than a high-performance sport yacht.

Comfort is a major strength. The confirmed 4-cabin layout and 8 berths make it practical for overnight trips, while air conditioning, WiFi, and 2 crew improve charter livability. The main caveat is that public listings show inconsistent capacity and bathroom details, so presentation data should be checked carefully before booking.

In value terms, the yacht offers a credible mix of size, pedigree, and charter-ready equipment. It is attractive for clients who prioritize a proven British flybridge design and a well-equipped interior over the newest styling or the largest possible guest volume.

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