Princess V50 Mk 2 Review (2018 Edition) by Aquaholic

On Deck

He begins by highlighting the high-low hydraulic lift for a dinghy, a standard feature on such vessels. The yacht also boasts a sunbathing area on the front and a wet bar aft complete with a BBQ, sink, and a fridge underneath.

The sliding doors that allow for complete climate control of the indoor space are admired. Inside, the main saloon area features seating on the left and is open on the right, with a TV that can be concealed in the back. Above, a large sliding sunroof can be closed to shut off the entire boat.

Moving to the lower deck, Nick discusses the option of having a third cabin instead of a dining area. However, he personally prefers the dinette as it can be converted for sleeping, while a third cabin cannot be converted for eating. This dinette is located opposite the galley, which houses a full-height fridge freezer.

The guest cabin is mentioned next, with its access to the day heads and beds that can be split into two singles or left as a double. The size and finish of the ensuite are praised, remarking on the luxury for guests.

The master cabin impresses with a full-height room in a 50-foot boat, allowing for ample headroom. The cabin also features a large double bed, numerous drawers, and a sizable wardrobe. Pointed out is the convenience of having a TV and full air conditioning in the master cabin. Finally, Nick gives a glimpse of the ensuite to the master cabin, which he finds even more impressive. It is equipped with a separate shower stall, sink, and toilet.

Overall, Nick is quite pleased with the new model and its features.  He describes it as "a really nice boat" and he likes it very much.