Prestige 520 Fly

Onboard the Prestige 520 Fly

The Prestige 520 Fly earns its name from the layout: a raised flybridge deck that opens up the top of the boat into a second lounge and helm station, so the twelve guests aboard can spread across two distinct spaces rather than crowd one cockpit. At just under 15 metres, the boat keeps a manageable, easy-handling feel while still offering three cabins below, which means a charter here isn't limited to a single afternoon — groups can just as easily plan a night or two aboard.

A typical day out of Port Olímpic might run south toward Sitges, roughly 35 kilometres down the coast, where the bay sits more sheltered than the open water directly off Barcelona. Guests can anchor for a swim, then go ashore for lunch at one of the seafront restaurants before the run back — a five-to-seven-hour outing that suits the 520 Fly's cruising range without pushing into open-passage territory better suited to larger yachts.

This size and configuration tends to suit small families, close friend groups, or a modest corporate gathering that wants the boat to itself rather than a share of a bigger vessel. Cabin count and guest capacity are worth checking against your exact group before booking, particularly if an overnight stay is part of the plan, and it's worth asking early about availability if your dates fall within the busier summer weeks out of Barcelona.