Princess F65

A stock boat that already exists is the whole appeal here: no factory queue, no waiting on a build slot. Princess F65 was completed for the 2026 model year, and her twin MAN engines have barely turned over, with no night ever spent aboard. For a buyer who wants a new Princess now rather than in a year, the timing is the entire pitch.

Build and provenance

She is a monohull built to Princess's current flybridge range, with the wraparound windscreen and expansive glazing the yard now fits across its models. At 66 feet, with a beam of 5.1 metres, the Princess F65 uses a galley-aft layout that opens the cockpit straight through to the saloon rather than closing the two spaces off from each other. Her two engines, 1,300 hp MAN V8-1300 units, are essentially unused, so a survey will read as a delivery inspection rather than a service history.

Layout and accommodation

Four staterooms sleep eight guests, arranged around a full-beam owner's suite amidships and a forward VIP cabin, with two further guest cabins to port and starboard. A separate crew cabin sits aft with its own head, so the one crew member aboard has a berth entirely apart from the guest accommodation.

Performance and engineering

The same two 1,300 hp MAN V8-1300 engines that have barely run also , so docking and launching the tender both run off systems as fresh as the boat itself. A generator supplies hotel power at anchor, and a zero-speed stabilisation system holds her level once the engines are off, so a still evening does not roll her guests around the saloon.

On deck and at anchor

On the flybridge, a wet bar and barbecue turn the upper deck into her main entertaining space, laid in teak and . Foredeck sunpads and an aft sunbed on the cockpit level give guests two more places to spend the day beyond the flybridge itself.

Where she lies and how to see her

Princess F65 lies in Palm Beach Gardens. Boatcrowd will set up a viewing and be there for it with you, and once an offer is accepted, a survey and sea trial follow before anything closes.