Princess 67 Review (2006 Edition) by Aquaholic

Interior

Taking us through the boat, Nick highlights the wide-opening doors, high gloss cherry finish, and cream leather interiors. There is a spaciousness onboard the 67-foot long yacht, and it gives off a proper motor yacht feel. The galley is in the center, catering directly to the dinette and keeps the saloon area separate. A highlighted feature is glass that can be turned opaque for privacy. There is a good amount of much appreciated storage space in the kitchen and other areas.

At the helm there is the original navigational equipment from 2006, which still works perfectly. He praises the black, diamond-stitched leather helm seats, calling them business-like and fantastic. Also pointed out is the side door that allows for direct access to the side deck, which is useful for the crew.

Nick appreciates the spacious guest and owner cabins, each with their own ensuites. The cabins have a large floor space and the useful dressing areas. He also appreciates the yacht's storage spaces and the laundry room, which would be useful for long stays.

There is no hi-lo bathing platform, a feature which is found on newer models, but this yacht can carry a jet ski and rib.

When it comes to the upper deck, fresh reupholstering and the large rib useful for running guests ashore draw attention. He commends the spacious seating area and the wet bar with an electric griddle. From the helm position on the upper deck, Nick imagines a fantastic view while powering down the coast.

In to the engine room, the boat houses a pair of MAN V10 diesel engines, each with 1100 horsepower, which is estimated gives the yacht a speed of about 30 knots.