2019 Princess 88 Motor Yacht

The 2019 Princess 88 is a flybridge motor yacht built on a fiberglass hull powered by twin Caterpillar C32 ACERT diesel engines rated at 1,925 horsepower each. She delivers a cruising speed of 20 knots and a maximum speed of 26 knots, while maintaining a shallow 5'11" draft that expands cruising options beyond what larger yachts can access. The yacht accommodates eight guests across four ensuite staterooms, plus additional crew quarters forward with bunked berths and a dedicated mess.

The master suite spans the full beam and features a king berth, walk-in closet with cedar lining, dual-vanity head, and an accent couch. Three additional guest staterooms include a forward VIP with king berth and walk-in closet, a starboard queen, and a port cabin with convertible twin/queen berths plus reinforced pullman. The main salon seats eight at a formal dining table and includes a sectional sofa, 50-inch television with surround sound, and a fold-down starboard balcony. The galley opens to both the salon and pilothouse, with full-size refrigerator, freezer, and ice maker.

The flybridge features a four-person jacuzzi, Gaggenau grill, extended wet bar, teak dining, and accommodates both a tender on the swim platform and a jetski on the bridge. Twin Northern Lights generators provide 37 kilowatts each. Full-scale stabilization operates underway and at anchor via Tracstar 9x fin system. A complete Garmin electronics suite includes twin 8617 chartplotters, 12 kilowatt open array radar, autopilot, and AIS transponder. Additional systems include a 1,800-gallon-per-day watermaker, Starlink connectivity, and eight underwater lights.

Extensive work was completed in 2024 and 2025, including replacement of three chillers, salon carpets, exterior cushions, and flybridge isinglass. Teak decking and exterior tables were refinished; jacuzzi blowers, rudder bearings and seals, water heaters, and windlass were rebuilt or replaced. The engine warranty extends through November 2026. Caterpillar service was completed at 3,000 hours.