Choose a Cannes day, then its yacht
Compare the room you will use, from an open sports deck to a flybridge, a sailing layout or a larger multi-deck setting. Each model reference gives a practical way to shape a Cannes charter request.
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Cannes / Lumière sur Mer
Princess V65 yacht charter for a Cannes family escape
A family day needs space to gather and somewhere to retreat. The earlier V65 brings a long sports deck and a three-cabin reference into that Cannes comparison.
Check the earlier V65 as it stands today
The long foredeck and low sports roof identify an earlier V65, but the current interior decides how a family will use it. This guide follows the 2000–2004 generation, approximately 20 metres long with a 5.08-metre beam in the cited references. Ask for recent photographs and the refitted plan. A current V65 brochure should not be used to fill gaps in an older listing.
Keep different ages in the same plan
A family group may include guests who want sun, others who prefer shade and children who need a quieter break. Ask where each can sit without losing the sense of a shared outing. The cockpit, saloon and lower accommodation offer different settings, but their stairs and access routes deserve attention. Include any mobility difficulty and the ages of children in the enquiry so the proposal can consider those practical details.
Choose a manageable first route
From Cannes, a programme towards the islands can leave room to settle aboard before the main pause. Decide whether swimming, lunch or a leisurely passage matters most. The captain selects a suitable stop for the conditions and available time. If the family has plans ashore afterwards, send that return requirement before adding activities. A larger sports yacht does not make boarding, tender movements or a meal instantaneous.
Separate guest cabins from crew space
The cited earlier arrangement has three guest cabins plus separate crew accommodation. Those rooms serve different purposes and should not be combined into an inflated guest-cabin total. For several nights, compare the current bed plan with the family sharing arrangement. For a day, consider bathrooms and resting space. The selected yacht's licensed allowance, actual fitted equipment and departure point are established in the charter proposal.
Published particulars for the hosting plan
Primary reference checked 2026-10-13.
- Princess V65 — primary reference
- Additional documented model reference
- Additional documented model reference
| Detail | Model reference |
|---|---|
| Length overall | Approximately 20 m (2000–2004 series) |
| Beam | 5.08 m |
| Accommodation | Three guest cabins plus separate crew space in cited layouts |
| Generation | V65 generation produced around 2000–2004 |
| Charter guests | Confirmed for the actual yacht; not inferred from the design accommodation. |
Details for the host
Does this guide describe the latest V65?
No. It follows the earlier 2000–2004 generation found in the regional reference.
Are crew rooms available for guests?
They should not be counted as guest cabins. The actual charter arrangement must provide appropriate accommodation for both guests and crew.
Lumière sur Mer
Tell us how you want to host
Describe the occasion and the guests joining you. If an event fixes your arrival or departure, include those times before choosing the yacht.