PRINCESS V64

At 20 metres, PRINCESS V64 offers a well-judged balance of sociable deck space and comfortable accommodation. Her flowing lines and considered layout create a yacht that feels both sporty and refined, equally at home gliding into a Mykonian anchorage or holding station in a quiet Cycladic bay. She is a versatile and rewarding charter companion.

Three cabins provide accommodation for up to ten guests across day and overnight cruising, arranged for ease and privacy. A permanent crew of two delivers attentive, capable service throughout, managing the anchorages, the dining and the day's swimming so that guests can relax completely into the unhurried pace of an Aegean charter.

Underway, PRINCESS V64 cruises at a comfortable 22 knots and reaches 30 knots when the moment calls, a capable spread that suits both leisurely island hopping and swifter passages. Whether the day is spent swimming off Rhenia, taking in Delos from the water or pressing on to Paros and Naxos, the yacht delivers a smooth, assured experience on the water.

A day aboard PRINCESS V64 sets out from Mykonos towards the protected coves of Rhenia, where the morning is given to swimming and lounging on deck. Close by, the sacred island of Delos rewards a slow approach across the calm sea, its ancient stones glowing in the Aegean light as the crew of two prepare the day's first stop.

Given more time, the 22-knot cruise and three cabins make PRINCESS V64 well suited to exploring further into the Cyclades, with Paros and Naxos offering inviting beaches and harbours. Lunch is served at anchor in a sheltered bay, the afternoon devoted to the water, and the return to Mykonos timed to coincide with the island's celebrated golden-hour glow.