RESTLESS is a 34 metre Princess from 2019, a bright and thoroughly contemporary British flybridge yacht that makes relaxed, easy work of the South of France and the Balearics. She looks after twelve guests across five cabins with a crew of six, and her appeal is the generous, open way she is laid out: broad deck spaces, a light filled saloon and comfortable, well sized cabins that make her a natural choice for two families or a group of friends travelling together. Princess builds calm, well mannered yachts, and RESTLESS carries that character into a charter that feels composed under way and welcoming the moment the anchor is down.
Her point of difference is the sense of space and light throughout. Princess wraps the main deck in glass and keeps the sightlines open, so the sea is never far from view and the inside and the outside flow easily together. She makes comfortable, unhurried passages between bays and settles into a quiet anchorage with real poise, and a crew of six keeps every part of the day running smoothly, from the first swim off the stern to a long dinner under the stars. The result is a yacht that feels established and comfortable rather than showy, with the room and the service to make a full week with a large party feel effortless and calm.
Life in the open air spreads across her decks, and it centres on the sun deck. Raised above the main deck, it is a broad, sociable space with soft seating, sun pads and a shaded lounge open to the sky, the natural gathering point for a long afternoon and for sundowners as the light drops over the bay. A deck below, the aft deck sets out shaded seating and alfresco dining a few steps from the water, while the foredeck gives a further run of sun pads and seating away from the party and the wide bathing platform at the stern opens the yacht to swimming and the tender and toys. There is room here for a large group to spread out or come together, with the sea always within reach.
Inside, the mood is bright, warm and contemporary, finished in rich timber and pale tones with large windows that draw the sea close from every seat. The main saloon is a comfortable, sociable room with deep sofas and a low table that opens to a balcony on one side, and a separate formal dining area seats the whole party in comfort beneath soft light, while a well appointed galley serves the yacht close at hand. The warm wood and the generous glass give the interior a settled, relaxed feel, calm and welcoming by day and snug once the evening comes, a comfortable counterpoint to the long days spent out on deck and in the sea.
Accommodation is arranged over five cabins for twelve guests, set below the main deck where the motion is gentlest. The master suite takes a generous, private position with a wide bed, a study and its own bathroom, while a run of double and twin cabins, each quiet and comfortable with their own facilities, look after the rest of the party. It is a flexible plan built for two families or a group of friends, the twins and the pullman berths ready for children or younger guests sharing, every cabin finished to the same warm, contemporary standard. Spacious, comfortable and attentively crewed, RESTLESS is a relaxed and genuinely sociable way to charter the South of France and the Balearics with a large party kept close.
