2025 Princess Yachts F50 Base

Current Princess Yachts F-Class F50

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Year 2025
Make Princess Yachts
Model F50

2025 Princess Yachts F50

Slicing through waves at 36 knots, the new Princess F50 delivers the ultimate on-water experience for a flybridge yacht, with an extreme focus on the use of space and dynamic performance. Designed with on-deck living in mind, easy transitioning between exterior and interior invites guests to move seamlessly from indoors to out. Her saloon features a U-shaped sofa and dining table for 6 guests, which can also convert to a comfortable double berth as required, whilst her spacious foredeck boasts a luxurious sunpad, perfect for reclining and relaxing in a secluded bay. Her well-proportioned flybridge features a spacious aft U-shaped seating area, forward L-shaped seating to the portside which converts to a sunbed and twin helm seats. The dual-station instrumentation and latest Volvo-Garmin navigation and control systems enable her to be helmed from both the main deck and flybridge for precision maneuvering. All in all, an exceptional on-water experience for a compact flybridge yacht.

Below deck, up to six guests can enjoy three beautifully appointed, spacious cabins, two of which are en-suite. All are filled with natural light from the sweeping hull glazing. The generous full beam master stateroom features a large double bed whilst the forward stateroom has the option of scissor berths that easily convert into a double berth for added flexibility. A further twin guest cabin completes her spacious accommodation.

Dimensions

Overall Length inc. pulpit: 51 ft 0 in (15.55 m) | excl. pulpit: 50 ft 2 in (15.3 m)

Beam 14 ft 3 in (4.34 m)

Draft 4 ft 1 in (1.25 m)

Capacities

Fuel Capacity 407 gal | 488 US gal (1,850 L)

Fresh Water Capacity inc. calorifier: 101 gal | 121 US gal (460 L)

Engine

Displacement 19,200 kg (42,330 lb)

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