Prestige

Prestige 590 Fly

from
€5,000 per day

Weekly: €30,000

Specifications

Length
19 m
Guests
10
Cabins
3
Crew
2
Brand
Prestige

Onboard the Prestige 590 Fly

The Prestige 590 Fly is a 19m flybridge motor yacht built for groups who want space without stepping up to superyacht scale. Three cabins sleep up to 10 guests, with the layout splitting naturally between a lower-deck sleeping area and open social space above and below — useful when a charter mixes rest and lounging rather than constant motion. The flybridge itself is the yacht's defining feature: a second helm and seating area raised above the main deck, giving guests a vantage point over the water that a single-level motor yacht cannot match.

Based from Saint-Tropez, this size of yacht works well for a day on the Gulf anchor field off town, or a run out toward Pampelonne where a tender transfer to a beach club rounds out the afternoon. Ten guests is enough for a family group across generations or a small corporate party — a client lunch with the village in view, or a milestone celebration split between the flybridge and the aft cockpit. At 19m the boat is manageable for a single day out or an overnight, without the provisioning lead time or berth planning that a 40m-plus yacht demands in high season.

Guests weighing this yacht against smaller day boats should note the difference in privacy and shelter: three separate cabins mean a mixed group, or a family with older children, can have somewhere to retreat that a bow-seating day boat doesn't offer. Against larger yachts in the fleet, the Prestige 590 Fly trades sheer deck space for practicality — easier to position for a last-minute booking window, and sized correctly for a two-night charter without paying for capacity nobody uses. It suits couples, small families and business groups equally, provided the guest count stays within its 10-guest, 3-cabin frame.

Best for

  • Family Day Trip On Gulf
  • Small Group Overnight Cruise
  • Corporate Lunch Charter
  • Couples Cruise To Pampelonne
€5,000 per day