Princess 50

At 15.5 metres, Princess 50 keeps things open and unfussy: a clear deck at the stern, a shaded helm area, and enough room across the cockpit for ten guests to spread out rather than crowd together. Below, two cabins give guests somewhere to change, store bags, or step out of the sun for a while — practical space on a boat built for daytime outings rather than long stays aboard.

From Puerto Banús, the run west toward Estepona takes you past a quieter stretch of coastline, with fewer boats competing for the same water and better visibility for snorkelling near Punta de la Chullera. Princess 50 covers that shorter coastal hop comfortably, with enough speed to make the outward run feel brisk rather than long, leaving most of the afternoon free for swimming and time at anchor before heading back.

Ten guests and two cabins make Princess 50 a sensible fit for a birthday group, a couple wanting a private half-day on the water, or a family with children who need space to move without the scale of a much larger yacht. Coastal day trips on a boat this size use a moderate amount of fuel, and guest numbers and fuel estimates are discussed upfront, so there are no surprises once you're back at the dock.