Princess 64 Fly

Onboard the Princess 64 Fly

The Princess 64 Fly sits at a practical size for Mallorca charter work: 20 metres, four cabins, and berths for up to 10 guests, with the flybridge layout that gives the model its name providing a second open-air level above the main saloon. Below, the cabin arrangement suits families or two couples travelling together comfortably, rather than a large group event — this is a yacht built for a manageable, well-proportioned charter rather than maximum headcount.

Based out of Mallorca, the Princess 64 Fly works well for parties who want more than a single afternoon on the water. Its four-cabin configuration makes overnight and multi-day cruising realistic — a run from Puerto Portals toward the east coast calas, or a slower passage tracing the calmer anchorages around the island, with provisioning arranged in advance through Palma's market and quayside suppliers so the boat is stocked and ready before departure rather than mid-charter.

It suits couples and families looking for a yacht that handles both a short Bay of Palma outing and a longer, several-day route without needing to step up to superyacht scale. Guests who value a flybridge for open-air dining or a quieter helm station away from the main deck will find the layout suits that use directly. As with any multi-day plan on this coast, route and provisioning details are worth confirming with the broker ahead of departure, particularly if the itinerary includes destinations that require advance arrangement.