Lumière sur Mer · Cannes
Charter a Princess S66 in Cannes
The S66’s sportbridge adds a separate outdoor setting while keeping the yacht’s relatively low profile.
Yacht specifications
- Length overall
- 20.32 m
- Beam
- 5.08 m
- Accommodation
- Four guest cabins; eight berths
- Generation
- Archived Princess S66 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.
An upper view within a sports-yacht outline
During a Cannes passage it can be the place to watch the islands approach, with the main level available when the group wants to settle for lunch. That makes the upper space a choice rather than the compulsory centre of the charter.
Look at its fitted shade and seating alongside the route up the stairs. The feature is most useful when it gives your party a perspective they will enjoy, without leaving the principal gathering divided for the whole day.
The aft galley belongs to the social setting
The main level places the galley towards the cockpit, keeping food service close to outdoor seating. The saloon provides an enclosed alternative rather than leaving all daytime life to the open deck. This arrangement can suit an outing that begins actively, then slows down for lunch.
Decide where everyone will gather for the meal and where a quieter guest can sit nearby. A yacht with several settings works best when one of them feels like the group’s shared base, especially on a day with children or a mixed-age party.
A sunpad and garage shape the stern
The stern arrangement includes a garage beneath the aft sunpad, with the platform providing the connection to the water. That distinguishes it from a completely open beach-club layout. At a suitable authorised stop, the captain and crew determine how the platform and equipment are used.
A tender or water toy shown in a model brochure is not automatically part of a charter. Put the activity itself in the enquiry, whether it is a swim, a transfer or simply sitting near the sea, so the actual yacht and service can support it.
Four cabins for a trip beyond one afternoon
The model reference provides a full-beam owner’s cabin, a forward double and two twin cabins. A Cannes overnight enquiry should consider the relationships between those rooms as well as the beds. For a day outing, those cabins may be less decisive than the route from cockpit to saloon and the amount of usable shade.
The Lérins Islands can give a nearby focus to a relaxed day, while a longer coastal request towards the Esterel needs its hours and conditions considered. Performance figures do not make an ambitious route appropriate for every gathering.
Keep the S66 identity clear
The archived Princess S66 reference measures 20.32 metres by 5.08 metres. It is a sportbridge design, distinct from an open V-series cockpit and from a conventional F-series flybridge. Those differences are useful when explaining what attracted you to the model.
State the preferred boarding area in Cannes, the people joining and whether exact-model or comparable-layout proposals are welcome. The written offer confirms a named yacht, its present equipment, licensed guest allowance, cabin access, availability and the practical programme.
Charter questions
How does an S66 differ from an open sports yacht?
It adds a separate sportbridge above an enclosed main living level. The exact model layout matters more than a general sports label.
Is a tender included because the yacht has a garage?
No. The garage is a design feature; the offered yacht’s equipment and the agreed service determine what is included.
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