Princess Y80

Onboard the Princess Y80

The Princess Y80 is a 25-metre motor yacht in the superyacht bracket, built around five cabins that sleep up to twelve guests without doubling up bunks or converting daybeds. That cabin count matters for multi-generational groups or business parties who want their own doors to close at night rather than a boat sized for day guests only. The layout keeps guest quarters separate from the main saloon and deck areas, so a working lunch upstairs doesn't disturb anyone resting below.

Based out of Saint-Tropez, the Y80 suits a day anchored in the Gulf off the town quay, where the water stays calm enough for a seated lunch service with the village and the hills behind it in full view — a format that works well for a corporate group hosting clients rather than racing between beach clubs. The same five-cabin arrangement carries over cleanly into an overnight plan, whether that means a second night on the water in a quieter anchorage or a canal berth at Port Grimaud before heading back.

It's a fit for parties who need twelve guests accommodated properly rather than squeezed on board for photographs — corporate hosts entertaining clients for an afternoon, or families and friends splitting into cabins for a longer stay. Given the yacht's size, berths at the Nouveau Port and equivalent slots elsewhere in the Gulf are allocated well ahead of July and August, so route and mooring plans for this vessel are worth confirming early rather than left to the week of charter.