Strait & Stone · Bonifacio
Charter a Princess S66 in Bonifacio
The Princess S66 puts the aft galley alongside a dining area, then opens that part of the interior towards the cockpit.
Yacht specifications
- Length overall
- 20.32 m
- Beam
- 5.08 m
- Accommodation
- Four guest cabins; individual crew arrangement to be confirmed
- Generation
- Princess S66 model reference; beam confirmed against brochure because distributor HTML swaps beam and draft labels.
- 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.
A galley and cockpit that support the same occasion
Food service and conversation can remain close rather than occupying separate ends of the yacht. Above, the sportbridge offers another outdoor perspective; forward seating creates a further place to pause.
For a meal-led Bonifacio day, choose the principal table first and use those other areas to vary the pace. The physical connection is more valuable than simply counting decks when the aim is to host the whole group comfortably.
Match the upper space to the people aboard
An upper view can be appealing along southern Corsica, but it should be part of the choice rather than an assumed requirement. Look at stairs, handholds and shade, particularly for children or guests who move cautiously. The cockpit may be the more comfortable principal area for part of the day.
Aft, the model includes a bathing-platform and tender-garage arrangement; the actual equipment and its use are established for the offered yacht. A garage in the model specification does not mean a particular tender or water toy is included with every charter.
The four-cabin plan needs a real sharing arrangement
The official brochure lists 20.32 metres overall, a 5.08-metre beam and four guest cabins. These are useful starting facts for a longer enquiry. Decide who will share, what bed arrangements are needed and whether any guest has a preference about cabin access.
Day-charter selection may depend more on common seating and shaded space than on the number of beds below. The actual yacht’s plan, permitted guests and crew accommodation should be clear in the proposal. Do not turn a manufacturer accommodation figure into a promised charter passenger limit.
Use a larger yacht for time, not just distance
A longer Bonifacio day can give the group time to cruise, stop appropriately and enjoy a meal without hurrying. It need not become a compulsory tour of every nearby island. Describe the preferred coast or activity and any firm return commitment, then let the operator assess the route and charter scope.
Conditions in the Strait can influence both direction and pace. Confirm the actual berth before arranging transport or suppliers. Request the S66 or a comparable connected living layout, with the named vessel, equipment and complete cost identified separately from this descriptive model guide.
Charter questions
How many guest cabins does the model reference show?
The Princess S66 brochure shows four guest cabins. The actual yacht’s layout and permitted charter guests must be confirmed separately.
Are water toys included because the model has a garage?
No. The garage describes a physical feature. The proposal must identify any tender, toys, supervision and permitted use included with the actual charter.
Strait & Stone
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.