The highly anticipated Princess 35M is finally ready to make her World debut in the Autumn boat shows. The first hull featured a steel grey hull and left her build shed at the Princess' superyacht facility, to begin her final stage of fit out. The 35M exterior is a moidern mix design while at the same time taking cues from the Princess 40M, while bringing a further evolution for the M Class series. The 35M's exterior spaces are vast and versatile offering a luxurious and sociable on-board experience. An inventively designed cockpit and transom area create an informal 'Beach Club' arrangement where a large seating area incorporates a combination of aft and forward facing seating. An optional bar can be specified to create an informal leisure space that can easily be transformed into a formal dining area. This inspired design continues in the raised pilot house, which is accessible from both the flybridge and lobby area. A port side door also provides access to the vast fore-deck which incorporates an attractive spacious seating and sun lounging area. Across the main deck, a full beam owner's stateroom is accessed via an ante-room which can be specified as an office. Large panoramic windows, two walk-in wardrobes and a generous bathroom with bath, shower and toilet facilities complete the owner's suite. On the lower deck, three or four beautifully appointed en suite staterooms accommodate six or eight guests, with the crew quarters located forward comprising of three en suite cabins.
Technical Data:
LOA - 35.1 m (115.4ft)
Beam - 7.3 m
Draft - 1.98 m full load
Displacement - 131,600 kg
Fuel Capacity - 18000 l
Water Capacity - 1750 l
Accommodation - 8 berths in 4 cabins, or 10 guests in 5 cabins, 6 crew in 3 cabins.
Engines - 2 x Cat C32A 1925hp, MTU 16V2000M84 2217hp, 16V2000M94 2640hp
Propulsion - line shaft
Speed - 23 knots max with Cat 1925hp, 27 knots max with MTU 2640hp
Certification - ABYC, NMMA, CE
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