Princess M Motor Yacht

Fishing gear is carried aboard Princess M, so a rod can go out from her, and by day she takes twelve guests, with eight of them staying on overnight. She is a 66ft (20m) Azimut motor yacht built in 2025, and July and August are the height of her season.

Water toys

A Seabob and a paddleboard ride with her, the board carrying a single standing rider, and she keeps snorkelling gear for the water she anchors in. An 11ft Pirelli X350 tender runs the party ashore and back again.

Where she cruises

Dubrovnik in Croatia is the home port of Princess M, and her waters run beyond Croatia into Montenegro, which means the two countries can be joined within a single trip rather than chosen between.

Accommodation and crew

Her main cabin and the guest cabins all sit on the lower deck, four cabins altogether, with a king, a queen and two pairs of twin beds among them. A crew of two runs her from quarters kept apart from the guest areas, and each cabin is air-conditioned, so the lower deck stays cool.

Comfort under way

Two MAN i6 engines give her a 19-knot cruise with 24 knots at the top, and she is economical on fuel right across that range, a thing that suits longer passages. Her stabilisers work against the roll, so the ride stays level under way.

On deck

The main deck is arranged as a day area lit through long runs of glass, the cockpit serves as an open-air dining space and equally as a quiet place to sit, and the flybridge carries a lounge at its stern end. A swim platform puts the water a step away.

Charter notes

Princess M suits a family or a group of friends who want to move along the coast quickly and settle into the water when she stops, and 4G and 5G internet aboard keeps the whole party connected for the length of the hire.