Princess 35M

Onboard the Princess 35M

At 35 metres, the Princess 35M carries a real sense of volume rather than the compressed feel some yachts in this length range fall into once cabins and guest areas start competing for space. Four cabins for up to 12 guests keeps the ratio comfortable for couples travelling together or a small family group, rather than the higher-cabin-count layouts built purely to maximise headcount. The result reads as a private vessel first and a charter platform second — deck and saloon space that stays usable rather than a boat optimised purely for bed count.

A yacht of this scale sits well at anchor in the Gulf of Saint-Tropez, off the town, within tender distance of Quai Jean Jaurès for guests who want to step ashore between a working session or a long lunch on board. The Princess 35M's deck and interior space make it a workable choice for a corporate charter built around a client lunch or a half-day hosting brief in the Gulf, with the option to run on to Port Grimaud's canal marina for a quieter overnight berth if the group prefers that to returning to a busier anchorage.

Booking this yacht for more than a single day is worth planning against its four-cabin, 12-guest configuration rather than against length alone, since cabin count sets the real limit for any overnight group even when a larger daytime party is comfortable at anchor. For itineraries that extend toward the Îles d'Hyères, expect the fuel and APA conversation to reflect that added distance rather than a flat day-rate figure; for a single day in the Gulf, the briefing is simpler. The Princess 35M suits charter groups who want genuine yacht presence without an oversized vessel — couples with family aboard, small corporate parties, or repeat Saint-Tropez guests who want a boat that handles a quiet lunch and a proper overnight with equal ease.