4LIFE Princess - Luxury Yacht Charter from €35,000 per Week

Book the 4LIFE Princess for your next voyage and lock in an unforgettable week on a yacht that keeps privacy at the center of everything. The price is within €35,000 per week, clients receive an exact, bespoke itinerary, with precision in service, a large deck for social moments, and an expert crew ready to anticipate every guest need.

Our expert crew coordinates every detail with a calm, attentive style. From the bridge head to the interior, we apply modern, innovative steps that align with the market's expectations. greek hospitality traditions blend with privacy-first operations, so a guest feels valued without intrusion, and every moment moves toward unforgettable comfort. Guests were impressed by the seamless transitions and the discretion of the crew. An onan standard of discretion guides every interaction.

Expect a 7-night itinerary with ports within the central Mediterranean or Aegean. The 4LIFE Princess is known for its quiet efficiency, carries a large crew dedicated to privacy, and it can accommodate up to 12 guests in six en-suite suites. An onboard chef curates greek-inspired menus with local seafood, olive-laden dishes, and vegetarian options. Facilities include a large shaded deck, a center salon, water toys, and a cinema for private guest gatherings. These yachts set the standard in the market, and starting in Mykonos or Sardinia can optimize wind, ports, and guest comfort.

To secure a charter slot, contact our luxury charter team. Steps are simple: select your week, confirm guest list (if you have a preferred guest count), choose menu preferences, and approve the provisioning brief. We require a 20% deposit to hold dates, with the balance due 30 days before departure. For privacy, we coordinate with ports and crew to minimize noise and maintain discretion.

4LIFE Luxury Yachting Guide

Pick a 4LIFE charter for privacy, comfort, and a fast, impressive sailing experience that preserves your wealth while you enjoy the environment on deck.

1. Define priorities: privacy and comfort. Ensure a generous salon, quiet cabins, and a private master head; plan spaces for entertainment and creating memorable evenings.
2. Assess the market and buying terms: compare the 4LIFE Princess offering from €35,000 per week with other yachts in the market; verify what’s included (captain, crew, provisioning, fuel) and what adds to the price; check cancellation terms and insurance; work with a licensed broker to ensure professionalism, and so clients enjoy reliable service and predictable costs that protect wealth.
3. Evaluate the crew and service quality: check certifications, safety drills, guest-to-crew ratios, and language skills; confirm crew stability over years, which helps guests become familiar with the routine; ensure attention to privacy and guest preferences, from meal timing to cabin service.
4. Plan onboard amenities and environment: confirm fully air-conditioned cabins, low noise levels, Wi-Fi, entertainment systems, and sun decks; verify the yacht's environmental practices like waste management and fuel efficiency; map a daily schedule that stays comfortable when relaxing and fast-paced when actively exploring.
5. Finalize the charter checklist: confirm routes, anchorages, provisioning preferences, and communications with the crew; request a pre-charter briefing to align on the vessel's name, safety, and privacy protocols; ensure payment terms are clear and secure.

Cabin layout and guest capacity on Princess F58

Opt for the four-cabin layout on Princess F58: master on the main deck, VIP forward, and two twin cabins on the lower deck. Eight guests stay in separate en-suites, while the crew operates from a dedicated aft area. This configuration keeps circulation smooth, so youd enjoy quiet privacy between daytime activities and night-time rest.

The master stateroom on the main deck occupies a generous footprint with a king-size bed, fitted wardrobes, and a large en-suite featuring a separate shower and a tub. Panoramic portholes and a private seating area add to the sense of space on every journey. The size of the master is generous, and each cabin is made with high-grade fittings for long-lasting comfort.

Forward is the VIP cabin with a queen bed, fitted storage, and its own en-suite. This space remains quiet thanks to a private corridor that keeps guest circulation separate from the guest deck's other cabins.

Two twin cabins on the lower deck each offer two single beds, wardrobes, and en-suites. These rooms are fitted with flexible bedding options so youd adapt for traveling groups or family setups without altering the main layout.

The crew area sits aft with separate access from the main deck, including two to three crew cabins, a compact galley, and a dedicated mess. As a motor vessel, Princess F58 blends performance with social spaces. Exercising careful safety routines is part of the crew's professionalism, with each member having a clear position and a defined role for fast, reliable service.

Overall guest capacity reaches eight across four cabins, while the vessel supports a crew of two to three during winter and summer cruises. The design places the main social zones on the upper deck, with the culinary area adjacent to the galley for efficient service while traveling.

To maximize comfort on longer itineraries, request a fitted sofa in the master and consider a large storage unit for personal items. If you plan winter charters, verify cabin heating and insulation to keep water and air temperatures stable, and ensure your crew holds clear safety responsibilities for port calls and anchorages.

For purchase considerations, review the design, fittings, and how the vessel separates guest and crew areas as a benchmark for other models youd inspect.

What’s included in the €35,000 weekly charter

Opt for this €35,000 weekly charter to secure a private, turnkey luxury experience with a dedicated crew and a beautifully arranged program. This package delivers a timeless atmosphere, leading professionalism, and seamless operating standards that set the bar in the market.

Whats included begins with a private crew: captain, chef, steward, engineer, and deckhand, all focused on anticipating your needs. A leading service level ensures every meal, every drink, and every activity is delivered with consistency and professionalism.

Dining and beverages arrive as an offering curated by a private chef. Menus adapt to dietary preferences, with breakfast, lunch, dinner, and canapés balanced to keep the sporty pace when you’re active and relaxed during quieter evenings. The beautiful dining areas sit between shaded outdoor decks and sunlit windows, creating a flexible atmosphere for social time or private conversations.

Onboard amenities include high-speed internet, a premium sound system, and a modern entertainment library. The size of the yacht allows generous common areas while maintaining intimate spaces for private conversations. A robust anchor routine helps you reach pristine coves and anchorages with ease.

For activities, you’ll access snorkeling gear, paddleboards, and a launch tender for excursions. The market-standard safety equipment and clear safety briefing are part of every day on the water, supported by a structured operating schedule that keeps you on time for all experiences. If you’re weighing a purchase, this charter offers a tangible sense of scale, style, and reliability before you commit.

To simplify planning, a dedicated itinerary planner works with you to tailor routes, timing, and entertainment, coordinating permits, marinas, and local professionals as needed. With this setup, you’ll notice a smooth rhythm from morning coffee at the salon, to sunset cocktails on the aft deck, anchored in a private, luxurious framework.

Popular Mediterranean itineraries and seasonality

Begin with a Western Mediterranean loop of 7–9 days in May or September to balance seas, light crowds, and value. Your journey began in Palma de Mallorca, then moved through Menorca and Ibiza before turning toward Corsica and Sardinia, finishing along the Côte d'Azur. The design and spacious cabins of 4LIFE Princess offer comfort and precision navigation under a dedicated crew, making this a strong start for first-time charter guests.

For the Western Med leg, plan 4–6 ports with daily hops ranging from 15 to 40 nautical miles. The craft onboard offers precision handling, spacious decks, and fitted interiors that maximize comfort for up to eight guests. Expect the wake to bobs gently against the stern as you anchor in protected coves by dawn. The arrangement of anchorages prioritizes scenery, gastronomy, and easy shore access.

fotini, located in Greece, offers dedicated itineraries through the Cyclades and Dodecanese, with a flexible arrangement between island hops. The design features foldable tenders, fitted interiors, and a wealth of water toys that make every day actionable–from calm coves to lively harbors. This option suits guests who want a slower pace and frequent on-board activities.

Seasonality matters: May and September deliver milder heat, better pricing, and calmer seas, while July and August bring warmth and crowds. Shoulder months also offer longer berthing windows in popular ports, giving you more time to explore historic towns and hillside eateries. If youre planning a family trip, these windows work well for a balanced mix of swimming, sightseeing, and dining on board.

The vessel’s layout centers on spacious cabins with en suites, designed for up to eight guests. The fitted interior uses a light, elegant palette, and the foldable dining table in the salon can transform the space for evening gatherings. A roomy main deck, a dedicated chef’s galley, and a tender garage round out the offering, with enough space for water toys and sun worshippers.

Between buying and chartering, the choice hinges on flexibility, maintenance, and crew. Chartering removes ongoing costs and lets you test routes and timing before making a longer commitment. With a weekly rate from €35,000, you can sample multiple itineraries across the season and compare experiences without a long-term decision.

When planning, meet your requirements for cabin count, crew level, Wi-Fi needs, and dietary preferences. Work with your broker to craft an arrangement of ports that minimizes transits and maximizes time ashore, whether you focus on Mallorca, Corsica, or the Côte d'Azur. A well-timed charter unlocks seasonality advantages and a wealth of scenic anchors along the route.

Crew, services, and onboard amenities

Choose a crewed charter with a dedicated captain and a five-member service team to maximize efficiency and personalization. The life aboard begins with a name you can trust: 4LIFE Princess delivers seamless attention from quay to ocean, and the crew enjoys anticipating preferences, giving you a relaxing rhythm for every day at sea.

Cabins are sized to host ten guests in five cabins, including two twin cabins and three doubles, all with en-suite heads. theres a separate crew mess and a private owner’s area in some configurations, ensuring privacy when needed. Within the layout, the modern aesthetic pairs high-end materials with ocean-hued fabrics to support restful nights.

The center of the experience becomes a hub for culinary art and guest services: a private chef designs menus to suit dietary needs, while the crew handles provisioning, dining service, and daily housekeeping. theres a separate access for crew to service areas to preserve guest privacy, and the overall operation remains smooth and unobtrusive. Within this approach, the vessel delivers a calm, relaxing atmosphere even during port calls.

Onboard amenities keep guests relaxed and entertained: a sun-drenched deck, a spa-like shower space, a gym area, and a cinema or large-screen lounge. Ocean views pair with a modern sound system, satellite connectivity, and a library of watersports gear that includes paddleboards and a towable RIB boat. The arrangement prioritizes easy access to deck and water toys, encouraging guests to enjoy lounging and active play without leaving the house.

Performance data shows cruising speeds typically ranging from 12 to 18 knots, with top speeds up to 22 knots depending on sea conditions and load. The range is roughly 350–450 nautical miles per day, enabling day trips along the coast and longer hops between destinations. Boats of this size are sized for flexibility, including access to ports like plymouth for provisioning or guest excursions.

For an enquiry, share your preferred ports, travel window, and guest count; the team will tailor the itinerary and confirm whether five or six cabins will best suit your party. please note that the crew can arrange shore experiences, water-sports sessions, and guided tours, ensuring you get the most from each stop. Best options include a two-leg plan: a relaxing week at sea with beach stops, and a second leg with harbor visits in iconic ports.

Planning tips: provisioning, berthing, and safety considerations

Start provisioning 72 hours before the first port call, and assign one crew member to buying, with a shared calendar to track deliveries and substitutions. Experimenting with delivery windows helps control prices and avoid overbuying.

Plan menus ranging across diverse cuisines to satisfy guests, and design a sumptuous program that leverages fresh produce from islands and markets. Maintain a long-range stock plan in a dedicated fridge and freezer, noting open slots for substitutions, and coordinate with experts to adjust orders based on prices and seasonality.

Before docking, map berthing areas in open marinas, check beam, draft, and maneuver margins, and confirm privacy for guests when docked. Use a walk-around check on deck and ensure rail protection, with windows sealed against spray. Coordinate with the bridge team to secure a safe approach and reserve berths via the calendar; if space is tight, choose a nearby open-water option that preserves privacy.

On embarkation day, run a 30-minute safety briefing covering MOB procedures, life jackets, harnesses, lifebuoys, and the location of liferafts. Verify radio checks on the bridge, test window seals, and confirm natural current forecasts and weather alerts with the captain and experts. Create a simple safety map and publish contact numbers on the bridge console.

Establish a clear watch schedule for deck teams, with a dedicated walk and rail checks during navigation and while at anchor. Build redundancy in safety gear and a support plan for medical or mechanical issues, including rapid access to nearby ports or open water services.

For atmosphere and experiences, design routes that visit diverse islands and open-water crossings, with sumptuous on-deck dining and nature walks. Use a well-structured calendar to time excursions, and keep an eye on prices and provisioning needs. A long-range plan supports unforgettable moments, while maintaining privacy and comfort aboard a yacht designed for open-air living and windows with sea views.