Strait & Stone · Bonifacio
Charter a Princess S60 in Bonifacio
The Princess S60’s sportbridge adds an outdoor viewpoint without a tall conventional flybridge profile.
Yacht specifications
- Length overall
- 19.17 m
- Beam
- 4.87 m
- Accommodation
- Three guest cabins; optional separate crew accommodation
- Generation
- Original Princess S60 reference; not the S62 successor.
- Charter guests
- Confirmed for the actual yacht; not inferred from design or cabin capacity.
Specifications describe the model. Your quote confirms the yacht, equipment and permitted guest number for your dates.
An upper view above a connected main level
At the main level, the aft galley sits close to the cockpit through sliding doors and an opening window, with enclosed seating farther inside. A forward lounge supplies another setting.
Around Bonifacio, those choices can accommodate guests who enjoy different amounts of sun and movement. Give the day one principal gathering area, then let the upper deck and quieter seats serve as options. The useful measure is how comfortably the spaces connect for the particular party.
Use the spaces in a natural sequence
A family might begin in the cockpit as the yacht leaves Bonifacio, then move to the upper view when the captain considers it appropriate. Lunch can bring everyone together again in one chosen setting. Keeping that sequence simple avoids repeated moves with bags, drinks and equipment.
If a guest finds stairs difficult, the main living level deserves particular attention; a sportbridge is an extra option rather than a requirement to use the yacht well. Review the actual shade and furniture before deciding where the group will gather.
Cabins and coastal hours answer different needs
The primary reference gives 19.17 metres overall and a beam of 4.87 metres, with three guest cabins. An overnight enquiry should examine how those cabins suit the party and how crew accommodation is arranged. For a day charter, table seating, facilities and access to the water may matter more.
The S60 is a distinct model from its S62 successor, so ask for the exact yacht and year. Published sleeping arrangements provide model context; the operator confirms the permitted charter guests and the actual services on the offered vessel.
Keep a southern Corsican route flexible
The S60’s size does not remove the need to adapt a day around the Strait of Bonifacio. State whether cliffs, a suitable swim or an island direction is the priority, and leave the captain room to choose the practical route. A Sardinian crossing is a separate itinerary decision to assess against the booking, conditions and operating scope.
Confirm the embarkation berth before finalising transfers. The proposal should identify the yacht, crew, equipment, hours and complete charge. This model guide and its model reference do not establish an available named vessel or a fixed local base.
Charter questions
Is the S60 the same model as the S62?
No. They are separate Princess models. This guide uses the original S60 reference and its three-cabin arrangement.
Does the sportbridge mean everyone must use stairs all day?
No. Plan the main gathering around the cockpit and saloon if that suits the group. Check the actual boarding and facilities route for specific access needs.
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Request your Bonifacio yacht charter
Start with your dates, group and preferred Corsican route. We will discuss the yacht, time afloat and boarding arrangements, then send a quote for the charter you have in mind.