2026 Privilege Signature 650

The Privilege Signature 650 is a 65-foot fiberglass catamaran built on a proven offshore hull design developed through collaboration between designers Franck Darnet and Marc Lombard. Twin 300-horsepower Yanmar diesel engines power the yacht. The redesigned deck features a completely flush foredeck with optimized trampoline netting, wide side decks with flush hatches, and high guardrails. A new teak sun lounge sits forward of the salon windows, slightly raised and wind-protected on both sides.

The salon is notably larger than its predecessor, with enlarged forward-facing panoramic windows positioned higher and more vertical. The master suite benefits from an additional side window to port and a large panoramic window above the king-size bed, flooding the cabin with natural light. Headroom throughout exceeds 6.5 feet. The ensuite bathroom can be configured in the port bow or more centrally, depending on preference for additional storage and seating space. Interior layouts are fully adjustable to individual requirements, with galley-down options that accommodate casual lounging, formal dining, and various living arrangements.

The cockpit has been lowered to create seamless flow into the salon. Two large upholstered sunpads run port and starboard, with a seating area featuring a dining table, rear bench, and a new aft sun lounger positioned to view the wake. Storage for water toys sits beneath the aft seat. The optional hydraulic tender platform handles tenders up to 600 kilograms. The flybridge features a large U-lounge with table and a fully equipped helm station to starboard, with option for a second helm to port and a fixed bimini with awning over the lounge area. Four large winches operate all lines from the helm.

The optional carbon rigging offers a 50-centimeter taller mast and 30-centimeter longer boom, increasing sail area by 3 and 6 square meters respectively. The mast is positioned on the forward edge of the coachroof for improved forecastle tidiness, salon visibility, and efficient line routing to the helm. The yacht can be configured with either five cabins—including separate crew quarters in the forepeak—or four cabins. Two guest cabins aft each feature double berths with hull windows and private shower and heads.