Prestige 680

Onboard the Prestige 680

The Prestige 680 carries twelve guests across four cabins in a layout that feels closer to a waterfront apartment than a conventional motor yacht. At twenty-two metres, she sits in a useful middle ground — large enough for a proper salon with full-height windows and a separated galley, compact enough to tuck into the shallow east-coast calas between Porto Cristo and Cala Mondragó where bigger hulls have to stand off. The flybridge is the real draw: open to the sky, shaded where it matters, with enough deck space for a long table where a dozen people can sit down together without anyone perching on a cooler.

From Puerto Portals or Club de Mar, a morning departure puts you off Es Trenc before lunch. The Prestige 680 handles the Bay of Palma's afternoon chop without drama, and her draught lets you nose into anchorages that keep the beach close. For a corporate lunch or a private gathering where the conversation matters more than the wake, the enclosed main deck offers a quiet, air-conditioned space while the flybridge stays available for anyone who wants the wind. She works equally well for a half-day outing along the south coast or a multi-day run up to Pollença Bay, where the cliffs below Cap de Formentor look entirely different from sea level.

Four double cabins mean overnight charters are comfortable for families or small groups without the compromise of convertible settees. If you are planning a two- or three-night itinerary, provisioning from Palma's Mercado de l'Olivar keeps the galley stocked with local produce, and the team provides a clear breakdown of day rate, advance provisioning allowance and estimated fuel so the budget holds no surprises. Enquire with your preferred dates and guest count, and we will confirm availability and route options specific to the season.