Princess S66 Review (2020 Edition) by Aquaholic

On Deck

The Princess S66 has an aft hi-lo platform that can hold a Williams jet tender and accommodate up to five people. There are high quality steps leading to the cockpit area, where an extending sun top provides shade, with a seating area at the back of the boat. There's also a large sun pad over the tender, another appreciated feature.

The boat's flybridge, equipped with a seating area, wet bar, and offering great views, is another area found impressive. The practical railings and seating areas, a bow area for sunbathing, and an anchor handling kit, are other features that are highlighted on deck.

The boat's interior reflects a sports cruiser style, complete with an opening roof for great airflow. There is a well-equipped galley, complete with a full-height fridge freezer and a dishwasher. The comfortable settee, the high-low TV, and the tucked-away fridge, ice maker, and hi-fi system are showcased. Also appreciated is the sliding roof for its ability to let in light and fresh air, and the side door for easy access.

The boat's helm area is well-protected at high speeds but open to the elements when desired. He's impressed with the electronic screens that can be configured for chartplotter or radar display.

The yacht's surprising four-cabin layout also catches interest. There is a VIP guest cabin at the front, with ensuite, ample storage, and escape hatch. The separate head and shower, a spacious cabin with a wardrobe, and a small cabin for two across the passageway, are other features showcased.  The master cabin at the back of the boat, complete with plentiful storage and an ensuite, earns praise. The large illuminated double wardrobe here with drawers are also emphasized.

There is ample storage space throughout the boat, including a washer/dryer area and a small crew cabin that can be used for short stays or as additional storage

The engine room houses its pair of V12 1400 MA-N engines, generators, and fuel tanks, and the boat's capability can reach speeds of up to 38 knots.

Overall, he clearly thinks highly of the Princess S66, describing it as a modernized version of the S65, offering a fantastic layout and updated features.