Living an Earned Life of Leisure
Recently retired business owners Alan and Cindee Funk are now enjoying life after work aboard their Princess S60.
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A passport allows you to explore new places, discover new passions, and enjoy what life has to offer. As yachtsmen – that’s part of our DNA. We know that yacht ownership is more than just a hobby; it’s a lifestyle. That’s why we at Yachting have teamed up with Princess Yachts America to issue this passport to you so that you can explore, discover and enjoy with us.
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Recently retired business owners Alan and Cindee Funk are now enjoying life after work aboard their Princess S60.
Gain insights from an interview with Louis Hunter, the man behind the design of Princess Yachts’ revolutionary R35.
The Yachting team got to Experience the Exceptional at the Spring 2021 Princess Owners Holiday event on Harbour Island in the Bahamas.
Michael Tomaszczyk is an acoustics expert who is revolutionizing the way Princess yachts are built.
While episode 12 gave us a first look at the newest yacht to join Princess’ X-Class, episode 15 takes it one step further with a virtual tour.
The Yachting team got to Experience the Exceptional at the Spring 2021 Princess Owners Holiday event on Harbour Island in the Bahamas.
Episode fourteen takes a look at the original Princess Project 31.
Episode thirteen lets you experience the all-new Princess X80, meet the mock-ups team, take a tour of the builders’ Superfly X95 facility and more.
Characterized by beautifully sculpted surfaces and long flowing lines, the X95 defines a striking design language for this new Class. Both her flybridge and main deck cover almost the full length of the yacht, delivering expansive spaces with flexibility that enables you to define each journey around your guests’ preferences. With a fuel capacity of 13,400 litres, the X95 has the range for far-reaching, adventurous voyages.
The beautifully sculpted surfaces and long flowing design lines of the X95 are carried through into her sister ship, the X80. The all-new X80 becomes the second member of the X Class ‘Superfly’ family. She has a ‘super flybridge’ providing in excess of 30% more useful interior space onboard than a traditional flybridge yacht of its length.
Already historic in its own right, Connecticut’s coastline is prettiest in the fall and should not be missed by passing boaters.
With Costa Del Mar’s second-generation Untangled sunglasses, there are no limits when it comes to styling and color.
From local delicacies like tom yum goong to awe-inspiring natural wonders, Thailand is a must-visit cruising destination.
The Riviera is reopening, with charter yachts still available.
Williams Jet Tenders’ DieselJet 415 delivers 35-knot speed with seating for six guests.
Lumishore turns onboard- and underwater-lighting fantasies into realities.
The Sunlift SLX hydraulic boat lifts are freestanding and adjustable, with a minimalist design.
These next-gen yacht-management tools will help owners maximize time on the water.
Nick is the Head of Product Planning at Princess Yachts.
Yachting takes you behind the scenes at Princess Yachts.
Princess lifts the lid on the craftsmanship, skill and passion that goes into each and every impeccably finished Princess yacht produced.
A further look into the production of Princess Yachts, from carpentry to metal work, loom production to infusion moulding.
With their two children, John Daubeny and Kia Koropp sailed over 12,000 nautical miles during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic.
With today’s production back-up, it’s not always a bad idea to be looking at older vessels.
Before purchasing a yacht, consider all the work that’s required before handing over the check.
Between her work as a painter and a textile artist, Heather Doram seeks to show off Antiguan culture.
Supplies running low aboard? This tasty dish can be prepared with minimal ingredients.
You need a new summer drink. This will definitely do the trick.
A local favorite from Maui that will make you wish you were staring at a classic Hawaii sunset.
This versatile egg dish is easy to make and can be served any time of day.
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