Prestige 680

Onboard the Prestige 680

At 22 metres, the Prestige 680 sits in a comfortable middle ground: large enough for real living space on deck and below, compact enough to handle Mallorca's marinas and coves without the logistics of a superyacht. Four cabins mean the yacht can carry up to 12 guests for a day on the water or accommodate a smaller group overnight, with everyone given a proper berth rather than a fold-out sofa. It's the kind of motor yacht that rewards a slower pace — a boat to relax into rather than simply pass through.

Because the Prestige 680 has the cabins to support nights aboard, it works well for a multi-day route rather than a single afternoon out. A typical plan might follow the east coast from Porto Cristo toward Cala Mondragó and on to Cala Pi, using the shelter from westerly winds to keep the ride settled while stopping to swim in each cove before moving on. Provisioning can be arranged ahead of departure — fresh produce from Palma's Mercado de l'Olivar or one of the yacht provisioners on Moll de Palma — so the galley is stocked before lines are cast off, leaving the days at anchor free of errands.

This is a sound choice for a family or a small group of friends who want their own rhythm over two or three days without stepping up to a larger, crewed superyacht — enough cabins for privacy, enough deck space for everyone to be outside at once. It also suits guests who haven't decided between a single day on the water and a longer cruise: the same yacht handles a Bay of Palma afternoon or a multi-day passage along the coast. Given the cabin count and the planning involved in provisioning and routing, it's worth discussing dates and itinerary with the broker well before the peak summer weeks, when good departure slots from Mallorca's marinas are the first thing to go.