Princess 68 Fly

Onboard the Princess 68 Fly

The Princess 68 Fly carries her 21 metres with a flybridge layout that gives guests real separation between zones: a covered saloon and dining area on the main deck, an open flybridge for sun and conversation, and four cabins below that sleep up to 10 guests in fitted, private quarters rather than convertible saloon berths. It is a size that reads as a genuine yacht rather than a scaled-down superyacht replica — enough volume for two families or a mixed group of couples to spread out over a full day without feeling on top of one another.

From Port Olímpic, the Princess 68 Fly suits a Sitges day run comfortably: the captain handles the exit through Barcelona's commercial harbour traffic, the run south to Sitges bay takes advantage of its better shelter compared with the open roadstead directly off Barcelona, and the flybridge gives guests a clear vantage point for swimming stops or the approach into Vilanova if the group wants to go ashore for lunch. The same layout works equally well for a shorter bay outing when guests prefer to stay closer to the city and return by evening.

This is a strong choice for extended families or small corporate groups who need four separate cabins rather than open sleeping areas, and who want a motor yacht with enough deck space to host a lunch or a relaxed afternoon without upgrading to a larger crewed vessel. Guest counts and cabin allocation are worth confirming early with the broker, particularly for multi-generational bookings where privacy between cabins matters as much as the itinerary itself.