Prestige 680 Review (2019 Edition) by Aquaholic

On Deck

At the back of the yacht, there is a hi-lo platform which can accommodate a Williams jet rib as a tender. The tender can carry up to six or seven people and is equipped with a jet drive, ideal for shallow waters and water sports. There is also a letterbox passerelle and steps that turn into a descent into the water when the bathing platform lowers. He also shows the cockpit seating area, which features a joystick docking station and an icemaker.

Around the decks and to the bow of the yacht, there is a sunbathing area and skylights above the master cabin. The flybridge features a dining area, bar area, seating, and a helm with three Raymarine screens. It also has a hardtop, an optional feature.

The Prestige 680 has a galley aft layout which includes a full-height fridge freezer, a dishwasher, a ceramic hob, and a Miele oven. There is an island bar and this provides a good amount of storage. The dining area and saloon area are showcased, with special note to the large windows that allow plenty of light into the space.

The first lower deck area features a spacious cabin that, despite not being the master cabin, impresses with its size and amenities. There is also two twin guest cabins that share a heads.

The tour then moves to the separate lower deck section that houses the master cabin. This cabin is described as beautiful and well-designed with ample storage, a walk-in wardrobe, and a large ensuite.

The Prestige 680 has a crew cabin accessed via the bathing platform.  There are two bunks and a laundry area with a day heads and a shower that pulls out. 

The engine room houses a Seakeeper gyro stabilizer and two Volvo Penta IPS-1350 engines, each delivering 1000 horsepower. These give the boat 32 knots, while cruising at 24 knots can give a range of around 330 nautical miles.  

Nick seems to be impressed with the yacht overall, from its spacious and well-designed interior to its powerful engines and the convenience features it offers.