Princess 64 Fly

Onboard the Princess 64 Fly

The Princess 64 Fly measures 20 metres and carries up to 10 guests across four cabins, a layout suited to family groups or two couples sharing a multi-day charter rather than a single open-plan day boat. As the Fly designation indicates, the design carries an upper deck open to the sky above the enclosed saloon, giving guests a choice between shaded interior space and open-air seating without changing decks constantly. It is a size that handles Barcelona's marina routines with ease — manageable at berth, comfortable underway, without the scale or crew logistics of a full superyacht charter.

From Port Olímpic, this yacht suits a Sitges day run well: the 35-kilometre passage south is short enough to leave late morning and still have hours anchored off the bay, which sits more sheltered than Barcelona's open roadstead when northerly winds pick up. Guests can swim off the stern, take lunch ashore at one of the seafront restaurants, and return within a five- to seven-hour window — a format that works whether the group is a family with children or friends wanting an unhurried day away from the city without a long transit.

Four cabins also make the Princess 64 Fly workable for an overnight or short multi-day charter along the coast, for those who want more than a single afternoon but are not planning an ocean passage to the Balearics. It suits clients who want genuine cabin privacy and a proper galley and saloon rather than a stripped-back day boat, but who don't need — or want to pay for — the scale of a 40-metre-plus crewed yacht. Provisioning and route timing are best discussed with the captain ahead of departure, particularly for anything beyond a standard Barcelona bay or Sitges day.