Lumière sur Mer · Cannes
Charter a Princess 64 Fly in Cannes
The Princess 64 Fly places dining opposite the galley, a step up from the aft sitting area.
Yacht specifications
- Length overall
- 19.70 m in the archived model specification
- Beam
- 5.03 m
- Accommodation
- Four guest cabins; eight berths
- Generation
- Archived Princess 64 Fly reference, exact model generation retained
- Charter guests
- Confirmed for the actual yacht; not inferred from the design accommodation.
Specifications describe the model. Your quote confirms the yacht, equipment and permitted guest number for your dates.
A raised dining area gives lunch a clear place
That makes the meal a distinct part of the main level while keeping the lounge and cockpit nearby. A Cannes family group can gather around the table, then divide naturally between an indoor seat and time outside.
Broad windows help the coast remain part of the experience for guests who stay below the flybridge. Decide whether everyone needs to eat together at one table or whether the day calls for a more informal arrangement before specifying food service.
The flybridge adds a different pace
Above the saloon, the flybridge provides a higher perspective on the islands and coast. It can be the setting for the first part of the passage, with the meal later arranged below. A family does not need to use every level at the same time to benefit from that choice.
Stairs, covers and the fitted upper furniture shape how comfortable it is for your group. If remaining close together matters, ask to see the actual seating plan rather than assuming the upper deck functions like a single large dining room.
Four cabins with different sleeping roles
The archived model arrangement includes a full-beam owner’s cabin, a forward double, a twin and a bunk cabin, with three guest bathrooms. Those are different sleeping spaces, not four equivalent hotel rooms. For an overnight request, start by assigning people to the beds and checking which bathroom each room uses.
A bunk cabin may suit some family groups and be unsuitable for others. For a return the same evening, ask only for the cabin access your day needs, such as changing or a quiet rest; sleeping berths do not establish the licensed day allowance.
A measured outing from Cannes
The Lérins Islands give a family charter a nearby coastal focus without making distance the point of the day. Leave time for boarding, the passage, the meal and a suitable stop chosen by the captain. If you prefer the red Esterel shoreline, discuss how that changes the available hours and exposure.
Vieux Port and Port Canto sit at different ends of the Cannes waterfront, so use the confirmed berth to organise taxis and meeting instructions. A clear arrival plan is particularly useful when the group includes children or anyone carrying extra belongings.
The 64 Fly as a specific reference
This guide uses the archived 19.70-by-5.03-metre Princess 64 Fly specification. It should not be substituted with a current Princess model simply because the numbers are close. Older yachts may have renewed furniture, covers and service equipment, making present photographs important to the decision.
Describe the raised dining area, four-cabin arrangement or flybridge that interests you most. The descriptive scene establishes a model reference; the proposal identifies the actual vessel, equipment, departure arrangements, charter allowance and availability for your Cannes dates.
Charter questions
Are all four cabins the same?
No. The archived layout includes different double, twin and bunk arrangements. Use the actual plan when allocating overnight rooms.
Can the 64 Fly be requested for a day only?
Yes. A day enquiry should focus on seating, shade, dining and useful hours rather than treating sleeping berths as a day guest limit.
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