Princess 30M
At 99 feet, 11 inches, the Princess 30M is as close as you can get to a hundred footer.
Princess 30M
The saloon of the Princess 30M combines desirable features such as huge expanses of glass,
a formal dining area, and plenty of seating.
Princess 30M
Bright enough for you?
You might want to keep your sunglasses on when entering the master stateroom in the afternoon.
Princess 30M
Staircase or work of art? On the Princess 30M it’s both.
Princess 30M
The head off the master stateroom gives you the impression you’re in a luxury hotel. In fact, maybe you are.
Princess 30M
You have to love when modern design is functional, as is the case with this sitting area in the master stateroom.
Princess 30M
Here’s another angle of the master stateroom showing the handcrafted furniture and dressing area.
Princess 30M
Again, modern design meets functionality in this well-appointed helm.
Princess 30M
Nice wide stairs leading to the engine room makes it more likely you’ll head down below for routine checks.
Princess 30M
With all the systems aboard it’s impressive how much space
Princess was able to place between—and around—the engines.
Princess 30M
Some yachts in this size range boast large dining tables that look as they though they below in a conference room.
You don’t have that feeling in this intimate dining area.
Princess 30M
Happy Crew = Happy You
Princess 30M
The captain’s quarters are exceptionally bright.
Princess 30M
One of the most frequented spaces aboard any yacht is usually the galley,
and this space is certainly one where you wouldn’t mind hanging out and keeping the chef company.
Princess 30M
Details. What is comes down to is this boat is comprised of intelligently designed detail after detail.
Princess 30M
Read our boat test of the Princess 30M here ▶
Editor-in-Chief of Power & Motoryacht
One of the lucky ones who was born into boating, Dan grew up cruising aboard his family’s 33 Egg Harbor. Marinas and boatyards served as summer school and the foundation for a career on the water. When not chasing stories for Power & Motoryacht magazine he can be found cruising Long Island Sound with his wife, sons, and faithful (furry) first mate Salty.
