She is a Princess motor yacht shaped around easy living, on deck and in the water, and she has been refitted. Her interior pairs fine leathers and neutral fabrics with warm teak, and broad windows bring the sea into the saloon from every side. An attentive crew looks after the details, so the day moves at your pace: a late breakfast, a swim from the stern, lunch in the shade, then an evening drink on the flybridge as the light goes.
Life aboard divides naturally between her decks. The aft deck, sheltered by the flybridge above, gathers everyone around a teak table that folds away when it is not needed, with generous seating and a bar with its own fridge and sink close at hand. Higher up, the flybridge has a second dining area and a stocked bar, comfortable seating for conversation and a raised sun pad for those who would rather lie in the sun. Inside, the saloon offers a formal dining table, a television and somewhere cool to retreat during the hottest part of the day.
The water is never far away. Her swimming platform lowers into the sea, so stepping in for a swim or climbing back aboard is effortless, and it makes a natural launching point for the toys. There is a Seabob F5S for gliding beneath the surface, a Jet Ski Sea-Doo and a Water Ski for those who like pace, an Inflatable sofa and Donuts for laughter behind the tender, and Snorkeling & Fishing gear for quieter hours. A Large & fast inflatable rib tender carries guests ashore or out to the next cove.
Stabilisers steady her at anchor as well as under way, which matters when lunch is laid on deck or someone aboard is less at ease on the water. Her cabins give each guest a quiet place to retreat after a full day. The contrast between a lively stern and a calmer flybridge suits a party with differing appetites for activity: some will spend the afternoon on the jet ski, others with a book on the sun pad. In Greece she moves easily between sheltered anchorages and island harbours.