Princess 64 Fly
Open-deck comfort for family days on Costa Smeralda
- 20m
- 10 guests
- 4 cabins
40 options across our Sardinia fleet.
Open-deck comfort for family days on Costa Smeralda
Granite coves and open-air lunches at 24 knots
Fast coastal running with a sundeck spa aft
Sporty 29-metre runs from Porto Cervo to Maddalena
Fast sport-yacht runs along the Costa Smeralda coast
Thirty-six metres built for the long Costa Smeralda run
A sport yacht built for the Costa Smeralda run
Four cabins, one slow Costa Smeralda run
Fast coastal hops between Costa Smeralda's bays
Flybridge space for slow mornings across Maddalena's islands
Four cabins built for a weekend on Maddalena waters
Flybridge comfort for family days along Costa Smeralda
Open deck space for big Sardinian day groups
Sleek sport yacht built for Costa Smeralda runs
Sporty flybridge pace along the Costa Smeralda coast
Four cabins built for slow Maddalena mornings
Four private cabins for slower Sardinian mornings
Steady flybridge living for slow island days
Four cabins, one long run along Costa Smeralda
Five cabins, one long Costa Smeralda run
Flybridge Comfort For Costa Smeralda Days
A fast 40-metre hull built for covering coastline
A steady-hulled cruiser built for easy island days
Flybridge lounging for small groups exploring Sardinia's coves
Flybridge comfort for Costa Smeralda coastline hops
Wide flybridge space for slow Sardinian coastal days
Fast flybridge days between Porto Cervo and Maddalena
Three cabins, wide decks, made for Sardinian coastlines
Fast flybridge cruising along the Costa Smeralda coast
Fast lines and open deck for coastal days
Sport-yacht speed for a Maddalena day circuit
Fast hardtop runs to the Maddalena islands
The yacht category on this fleet sits between the sport-yacht set and full-crew superyachts: 40 vessels built for guests who want cabins, shade, a proper galley and enough range to turn a day out into a multi-day cruise if the plan calls for it. Day rates start from €3700, which puts entry-level yachts within reach of a milestone weekend as easily as a longer charter along the coast.
Most of this segment carries between 10 and 12 guests, with layouts suited to families splitting time between sun deck and saloon, or couples wanting a quieter pace than a sport-yacht offers. A number of these boats are set up for overnight routes — Porto Cervo or Palau as a starting point, with provisioning arranged before departure so a two- or three-day run toward the Maddalena Archipelago doesn't mean rationing supplies or cutting the trip short to restock. Crews on these yachts also work around the afternoon Maestrale rather than ignoring it, choosing anchorages with shelter in mind on days when the wind builds.
Specs vary enough within the category that a 20-metre flybridge yacht and a 40-metre motor yacht both sit here — the common thread is a crewed, cabin-equipped vessel rather than an open day boat. Anyone comparing options against the sport-yacht or day-boat categories on this site will find the yacht class trades some speed and informality for range, sleeping capacity and a slower, more livable rhythm on board.