Princess 95 Motor Yacht Review (2009 Edition) by Aquaholic

On Deck

On the exterior decks, there is a jet ski on the bathing platform and a crane on top used for launching the tender and jet ski. The well-upholstered cockpit area is appreciated with its large overhang offering protection from the elements.  There is also a bar area serving this space.

Nick points out the interior stairway leading to the large flybridge, the helm position with rising instrumentation, and the large dining area with sliding hard top. The bar with its twin barbecues and the hot tub are also highlighted. Mentioned are the TracPhone and TracVision for satellite communication for TV and internet connection.

Nick admires the sunbathing area at the front of the boat and the immaculate foredeck area.

Past the bar area that extends to the cockpit, the living area surprisingly houses a piano. He comments on the spaciousness of this area, noting the large AV screen and dining area. The galley, located next to the bar, impresses him with its large fridge freezers and its accessibility for the crew from the side deck.

Nick then leads viewers to the helm area, the 'business end' of the yacht, pointing out the navigational kit, engine controls, and a convenient gathering area for the crew. Before moving on to the cabins, he makes a note of the conveniently placed day heads on the main level.

The VIP guest cabin at the bow impresses with its size, as do the third and fourth cabins with their ensuites and wardrobes. He reserves his highest praise for the master cabin, which is described as 'palatial', with its breakfast area, twin sinks, toilet, bidet, shower, and a proper bathtub.

In the seperate crew area, there is a generous mess area and the two cabins with their versatile sleeping arrangements. One has a double with a single bed placed above it.  Ample storage is also provided alongside a laundry area.

The engine room is spacious with full height standing room and well-lit. The MTU 16V 2000s engines are capable of propelling the yacht at 27 knots.  Dropping to 12 knots will give a range of 440 nm.

Overall, he expresses his fascination with this 10-year-old yacht, appreciating its elegance and well-preserved condition.