UNIQ - PRINCESS VIKING FOR SALE

Introducing “UNIQ,” an immaculately kept 2008 Princess Yachts 67 Flybridge Motor Yacht, lying in Lantana, Florida. Stretching 68.1 feet with a broad 17.2-foot beam and a deep-V hull form, she balances speed, stability, and refinement—ideal for coastal cruising or bluewater passages. A 900-gallon fuel supply empowers long-range escapes and carefree island-hopping.

Her accommodations feature four sophisticated guest staterooms, each with a private ensuite, creating a secluded, upscale retreat for all aboard. Flying the U.S. flag, this luxury cruiser from Princess delivers a rare fusion of style, volume, and seaworthiness for discerning yachtsmen seeking a premium Flybridge, Performance Motor Yacht, and Bluewater Cruising Yacht.

Manufacturer provided description

The Princess 67 embodies a latest-generation modified deep‑V hull that delivers exemplary seakeeping, a notably soft ride, and the confidence to undertake long‑range fast cruising. Her interior volume is intelligently arranged with a full‑beam owner’s stateroom, a forward VIP stateroom, and a portside two‑berth cabin, complemented by an optional crew or occasional guest cabin. On the main deck, three distinct living areas unfold aft of the lower helm: a fully equipped galley positioned beside a large separate dining area, and a generous saloon with a dedicated entertainment centre, all flowing to the cockpit through elegant curved triple sliding glass doors. The Princess 67 stands as an outstanding motor yacht, uniting the finest engineering, design, craftsmanship, and style.

Exterior

A self‑draining cockpit with upholstered seating, deck lighting, and a protective cockpit cover sets the tone for effortless outdoor living, while robust stainless‑steel handrails provide reassuring security underway. Boarding is seamless via the electro‑hydraulic telescopic passerelle measuring 2.9m with remote control, and access to the lazarette and engine room is simplified by a gas‑strut hatch. Twin transom doors open onto the transom bathing platform, where a foldaway swimming ladder and hot/cold shower invite unhurried moments by the water. Practicality continues with a dedicated locker housing 220/240v shore support inlets, a stowage locker for the life raft and fenders, and coaming lockers thoughtfully arranged for rope storage.

Saloon & dining

The saloon welcomes with a convivial U‑shaped sofa and coffee table facing a comfortable two‑seater, all anchored by an entertainment centre featuring an LCD TV/DVD with surround‑sound system. A refined sideboard integrates a refrigerator with bottle and glass storage, while blinds, curtains, or sunscreens dress the windows and doors as required. The stainless‑steel‑framed curved triple sliding saloon door opens to the cockpit, preserving a seamless connection with the outdoors. Adjacent, the separate dining area offers U‑shaped seating around a dining table, complemented by two occasional stools, and is served by a graceful spiral stairway ascending to the flybridge.

Cabins & en-suites

Every cabin is distinguished by opening and/or fixed portholes and convenient 240v power points, ensuring natural light, ventilation, and easy connectivity. The en‑suite bathrooms are equipped with freshwater Vacuflush toilets, holding tanks, and 240v shaver points, bringing quiet, efficient operation and thoughtful practicality to life on board.

Galley

The galley is appointed for serious culinary ambition with an Avonite (or similar) worktop, a ceramic 4‑ring hob and extractor fan, and a combination microwave/conventional oven with grill. A stainless‑steel sink with mixer tap is paired with a full‑height refrigerator (199 liters) and a dedicated freezer (71 liters), while an icemaker and an 8‑place dishwasher streamline entertaining. A waste disposal bin, both overhead and concealed lighting, and a glass partition with opaque/clear electronic control complete a space that is as refined as it is functional.

Flybridge

Command is intuitive with dual‑station instrument controls and an adjustable helm wheel position flanked by twin helm seats, supported by audible and visual alarms for the bilge pump, fuel filter, and engine systems. A large U‑shaped seating area comfortably hosts 6/7 and converts to a sunbed for languid afternoons. Entertainment comes courtesy of a stereo CD/radio and a top‑loading cool box, while the wet bar—complete with electric BBQ, storage, sink, and hot/cold water—sets the scene for effortless hospitality. A flybridge crane with 400kg SWL serves the transom platform with confident reach.

Helm & navigation

The lower helm offers twin seats with fore/aft adjustment and a richly finished burr elm instrument console carrying engine instruments and fuel gauges. Dual station controls at the flybridge and lower helm govern rudder position, engine controls, and more, complemented by GPS, chartplotter, autopilot, radar, and VHF DSC R/T with intercom to the flybridge. A speed and distance log, echo sounder with alarm, and a high‑speed magnetic compass round out the suite, while windscreen wipers, an automatic foghorn with loudhailer, and bilge pump controls add confident practicality. PVC sunscreens protect the glazing when desired.

Deck

The teak‑laid deck, cockpit, transom platform, and flybridge stairway convey timeless yachting elegance underfoot. Anchoring is assured by a reversible electric windlass with controls at the foredeck, helm, and flybridge, working a self‑stowing 40kg Delta anchor on 50m of chain. Twin electric‑powered sternline mooring winches and a bow rope stowage locker make short‑handed work simple, with freshwater deck/anchor wash on hand. Stainless‑steel bow, stern, and spring cleats are fitted, and navigation is supported by IMCO navigation lights, a riding light, a remote‑control searchlight, a dual‑station remote‑control searchlight, and twin electric horns.

Electrical

A robust 24V system underpins daily operation with four heavy‑duty batteries for engine start and six auxiliary batteries, supported by a 100‑amp charger for the auxiliary bank and a 5‑amp charger for the engine batteries. Remote battery master switches simplify control, and a 12v voltage dropper serves designated systems. On the 220/240V side, an 11kW generator in a soundshield with a water‑cooled, silenced exhaust provides quiet autonomy; a shore support inlet with polarity check and earth‑leakage safety trip ensures safe connection. Power points are fitted in all cabins, the saloon, dining area, and bathrooms, with shaver points in every bathroom.

Safety and fire systems

Safety is comprehensively addressed with automatic and manual fire extinguishers in the engine room and lazarette, supported by hand‑operated units strategically placed in the owner’s stateroom, guest cabins, galley, and at the lower helm. When the aft cabin is specified, an additional extinguisher is provided to maintain the same high standard of protection throughout.

Mechanical

Performance and control come together with four‑ or five‑bladed Aquafoil propellers in nickel aluminum bronze (depending on engine), a bow thruster rated at 155kgf with dual‑station controls, and power‑assisted hydraulic steering. The engine room benefits from dedicated lighting and a freshwater supply, while trim tabs with indicators and electronic engine controls deliver precise, confidence‑inspiring handling.

Engine options

Choose twin MAN V10 1100 CRM engines (2 x 1100hp) for a 30–32 knot speed range, or opt for twin MTU 8V M93 engines (2 x 1200hp) to reach 31–33 knots, each package matched to the hull for compelling performance.

Additional items

Thoughtful outfitting includes a set of cutlery, crockery, and glasses for 6, a full complement of towels (6 large, 6 hand), fenders (6), and warps (4), plus an owner’s manual and engine manual. Quilted bedspreads for all berths, an ensign staff, and a first aid kit add the finishing touches, accompanied by a boathook and a smart ship’s document case.

Disclaimer

The Company offers the details of this vessel in good faith but cannot guarantee or warrant the accuracy of this information nor warrant the condition of the vessel. A buyer should instruct his agents, or his surveyors, to investigate such details as the buyer desires validated. This vessel is offered subject to prior sale, price change, or withdrawal without notice.