Princess 64 Fly

Onboard the Princess 64 Fly

The Princess 64 Fly carries her flybridge layout with real presence: an open upper deck for lounging and dining above the waterline, a lower saloon that stays cool and private, and four cabins that turn this 20-metre yacht into a genuine option for a night or two away rather than a single afternoon out. At 10 guests, she sits in a comfortable middle ground: bigger than a day boat, small enough to feel personal.

From Barcelona, she suits a run south to Sitges — the roughly 35-kilometre stretch where the bay sits more sheltered than the open roadstead off Barceloneta, useful when a northerly is up. Guests can anchor off the town, swim, then take the tender in for lunch at one of the seafront restaurants before heading back inside a five- to seven-hour day. The same flybridge that works for sunbathing in the afternoon converts easily into a dinner-and-drinks space once the sun drops.

Her four cabins make her a fit for two families travelling together, a couple who want the extra cabins for guests rather than crew, or a small group planning a short multi-day hop along the coast. Departures run from Port Olímpic, Barcelona's main charter marina, where fuel and provisioning are on hand before setting off; booking details, guest numbers and cabin configuration are confirmed directly with the broker ahead of the date.